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Narsi says 11 months ago
Ocean energy can play important role in renewable resources mix
Ocean technologies, with the exception of tidal barrages, are at the demonstration and pilot project phases and many require additional research and development. Some of the technologies have variable energy output profiles with differing levels of predictability (for instance, wave, tidal range and current), while others may be capable of near-constant or even controllable operation (for instance, ocean thermal and salinity gradient).
http://www.engineeringnews.co.za/article/ocean-energy-can-play-important-role-in-renewable-resources-mix-2011-06-24
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Wiley 1 year ago
Answer this question / Share a linkOsmotic shock is a physical extraction process where algae cell is ruptured by creating a difference in osmotic pressure, resulting in release of oil. The process is efficient than the use of expeller press. However, this technique is not being practiced on commercial scale.