Biodiesel production potential of wastewater treatment high rate algal pond biomass

•Year-round biodiesel production potential from WWT HRAP biomass is investigated.•Biomass FAME profile is highly complex resulted in production of low-quality biodiesel.•3.2±0.5ton/ha/year raw biodiesel can be produced from WWT HRAP biomass.•CO2 addition increases biodiesel productivity while does n...

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description •Year-round biodiesel production potential from WWT HRAP biomass is investigated.•Biomass FAME profile is highly complex resulted in production of low-quality biodiesel.•3.2±0.5ton/ha/year raw biodiesel can be produced from WWT HRAP biomass.•CO2 addition increases biodiesel productivity while does not affect its quality. This study investigates the year-round production potential and quality of biodiesel from wastewater treatment high rate algal pond (WWT HRAP) biomass and how it is affected by CO2 addition to the culture. The mean monthly pond biomass and lipid productivities varied between 2.0±0.3 and 11.1±2.5gVSS/m2/d, and between 0.5±0.1 and 2.6±1.1g/m2/d, respectively. The biomass fatty acid methyl esters were highly complex which led to produce low-quality biodiesel so that it cannot be used directly as a transportation fuel. Overall, 0.9±0.1g/m2/d (3.2±0.5ton/ha/year) low-quality biodiesel could be produced from WWT HRAP biomass which could be further increased to 1.1±0.1g/m2/d (4.0ton/ha/year) by lowering culture pH to 6–7 during warm summer months. CO2 addition, had little effect on both the biomass lipid content and profile and consequently did not change the quality of biodiesel.
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Carbon Dioxide - metabolism
Chlorophyta - metabolism
CO2 addition
Fatty Acids - chemistry
Fatty Acids - metabolism
High rate algal pond
Hydrogen-Ion Concentration
Lipid Metabolism
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Microalgae - metabolism
Ponds
Waste Disposal, Fluid - methods
Waste Water - chemistry
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