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- noun A
bioreactor in whichphotofermentation takes place
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Examples
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The work provides a vital foundation for optimizing a device known as a photobioreactor (PBR), in which these energy-packed photosynthetic organisms proliferate.
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The setup, called a photobioreactor, holds algae in thin vertical bags immersed in water tanks.
Durangoherald.com 2008
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So the land use requirement is actually much lower than earth based solar and wind, because the large rectennas can be placed over the top of algae photobioreactor greenhouses we will need in the Southwest anyway.
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Energy expects the start of construction on commercial-scale raceway pond algae cultivation projects and photobioreactor (PBR) projects for algae cultivation equipped with algae harvesting and oil extraction technologies.
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Among the projects the town is exploring are: A photobioreactor turning wastewater lagoon algae into biochemicals, fertilizer or biofuel.
Vail Daily - Top Stories MARK JAFFE The Denver Post 2010
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• Strong expertise in photobioreactor and other culture system design
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Among the projects the town is exploring are: photobioreactor turning wastewater lagoon algae into biochemicals, fertilizer or biofuel; anaerobic digester turning feedlot manure into methane; wind farm on land the town owns on Windy Point; additional solar panels on school buildings.
Durangoherald.com 2010
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National Algae Association is pleased to announce that construction has been completed on a commercial-scale photobioreactor (PBR) demonstration facility
Newswire Today - Free Newswire - Press Releases Distribution 2010
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This project will develop a proof-of-concept photobioreactor that uses algae to convert carbon dioxide to biofuel with three times the efficiency.
R&D Mag - News 2010
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Among the projects the town is exploring are: A photobioreactor turning wastewater lagoon algae into biochemicals, fertilizer or biofuel.
Summit Daily News - Top Stories By MARK JAFFE the denver post 2010
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