Evodos Saves Energy - Oilgae Club

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Evodos of Netherlands has reduced the rate of energy consumption for algae harvesting by a factor of three to 0.7 KWHh per kilogram[dry weight] of algae. The Evodos machines are soon to be launched in the market. The company?s tests were conducted on Nannochloropsis with an initial concentration of 3 Kg per cubic meter (3 grams per liter

Link : http://www.evodos.eu/?id=2186&PHPSESSID=8ab47c35ad8087734e3706e3292e2f9d

Mon October 04 2010 10:33:41 AM by Aathmika algae industry 1272 views

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MiaFranceska wrote:

Mon October 04 2010 12:45:16 PM

The pdf is in dutch I guess.
http://www.dataopslag.net/storage/cmsserver/upload/files/200037_13686.pdf
Can someone translate this please !

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