How Do You Use Algae As A Biodiesel Fuel?
Algae may seem like an odd option for fuel, but even the Department of Energy has caught on to algae’s potential to produce up to 30 times more oil per acre than conventional biofuel crops such as corn and soybeans. Algae production and extraction requires professional equipment and complex processes. Algae are a sustainable and highly tolerant organism with the ability to grow in harsh conditions, making the 15,000 gallons of biofuel possible from each acre of algae worth the expense. Choose an algae strand with the highest percentage of chlorophyll and oil output. Consider the location and conditions in which you plan to cultivate the algae to find the perfect strand for your needs. Algae can grow from extreme hot to extreme cold, underwater or in shallow pools. Hydrophilus algae, for example, prefer the shallow pools that snake hundreds of acres across the desert. Cultivate the algae in your chosen device. Depending on your environment and output needs, you can use anything from lar
