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Enhancing Algae Biofilm Quantity and Value Through Controlled Light Intensity for Treatment of Municipal Anaerobic Digestor Effluent
Rotating algae biofilm reactors (RABRs) have been shown to remove nutrients from wastewater and to cultivate algae for bioproducts. Another key variable in RABR technology for cultivating microalgae biomass is light intensity. The goal of this study was to address a gap in the design and operation o
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