Interaction between CO₂-mass transfer, light availability, and hydrodynamic stress in the growth of Phaeodactylum tricornutum in a concentric tube airlift photobioreactor

Keyphrases

• Concentric Tube 100%
• CO2 Transfer 100%
• Light Availability 100%
• Hydrodynamic Stress 100%
• Phaeodactylum Tricornutum 100%
• Airlift Photobioreactor 100%
• Gas Flow Rate 50%
• Mass Transfer 50%
• Shear Rate 50%
• Superficial Gas Velocity 50%
• High Gas 50%
• Cultural Performance 50%
• Rate Limiting 50%
• Maximum Specific Growth Rate 50%
• Exponential Growth Phase 50%
• CO2 Consumption 50%
• Microalgae 50%
• Linear Growth Phase 50%
• Specific Growth Rate 50%
• Microeddy 50%
• Gas-liquid Interfacial Area 50%
• Photon Flux 50%
• Irradiance 50%
• Light Irradiance 50%

Engineering

• Limitations 100%
• Growth Phase 100%
• Hydrodynamics 100%
• Irradiance 100%
• Characteristic Time 50%
• Liquid Gas 50%
• Superficial Gas Velocity 50%
• High Gas Flow Rate 50%
• Microalgae 50%
• Exponential Growth 50%
• Shear Rate 50%
• Interfacial Area 50%
• Length Scale 50%
• Maximum Specific Growth Rate 50%
• Specific Growth Rate 50%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Photobioreactor 100%
• Phaeodactylum tricornutum 100%
• Flow Rate 50%
• Microalga 50%
• Growth Rate 50%
• Shear Rate 50%
• Light Irradiance 50%
• Growth 50%
• Gas Flow 50%