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Modeling of phycocyanin production from Spirulina platensis using different light-emitting diodes


Niño, Lilibeth cc
Gelves, German cc
Rivera, Christian

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2017-07

South African Journal of Chemical Engineering

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Phycocyanin is a high-value chromo-protein used in various industries. In this research, a simulation study of kinetics is carried out to identify different light spectra effects on microbial growth and phycocyanin production from the cyanobacteria Spirulina platensis. The results are compared with experimental data obtained from previous studies, and an acceptable accuracy is achieved in all the evaluated light spectra. Particular emphasis was placed on determining axial kinetic velocities simulated at different spectra regarding the latency, exponential and stationary microbial growth phases. According to the results obtained, cells grown in exponential phase lighted with red spectrum tend to resist the photo-limitation to a greater degree than cell exposure to white, green and yellow light. The latter is because phycocyanin allows a more excellent wavelength absorption from the red light. Contrarily, the light intensity for all spectra is reduced by around 80% at the inner bioreactor area regarding the intensity reached on the equipment surface during the stationary phase. Also, cell growth and phycocyanin production kinetic rates tend to be close to zero for all spectra, considering more than 50% of the inner bioreactor zone. This finding found in this research may be a key factor for the design of new photobioreactors so that these dark areas could be overcome by installing rotating internal lighting systems to guarantee the photosynthesis process of cyanobacteria in all regions of the bioreactor and thus avoid the phenomenon of photo-limitation due to low light intensities.

http://repositorio.ufps.edu.co/handle/ufps/1493

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1026918521000275?via%3Dihub#!

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