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Large Scale Cultivation of Microalgae in Open, Closed, and Hybrid Systems.

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JJJacqueline JerneyKSKristian Spilling

Key Points

  • The chapter aims to compare open, closed, and hybrid systems for large-scale microalgae cultivation.
  • Introduced various microalgae cultivation technologies
  • Discussed advantages and disadvantages of each system type
  • Explored multi-species approaches in cultivation
  • The main difference between systems lies in operational characteristics, such as cooling and gas exchange.
  • Open systems are more vulnerable to external factors, while closed systems offer better protection.
  • Hybrid systems can effectively combine the benefits of both open and closed systems.

Abstract

There are two main approaches for cultivating microalgae on a large scale: either in open or closed cultivation systems. The main difference between these systems is related to how they operate (e.g., cooling and gas exchange), vulnerability for outside influence (e.g., rainwater and introduction of unwanted species), and costs for building and running the system. Additionally, hybrid-systems can be used to combine the advantages of open and closed systems. In this chapter we introduce the main cultivation technologies and discuss their main advantages and disadvantages when cultivating microalgae, including multi-species approaches.

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Jerney et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f6e6e68071d4f1bdfc779ehttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-0716-5031-8_3
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