Hydrogen Made By Microalgae - BLOOM Videoseries

[@vishalmanjhi2416]

It's one of the best video about green and renewable energy really amazing video love from india 🥰🥰

[@nikitasingh8282]

Hello, can u plz start uploading videos on ur KZbin channel. Plz upload a video on the hydrogen production process in the laboratory.

[@tomlineberger]

Me encanto este video!! Gracias a ustedes por investigar las soluciones para producir hidrogeno verde!!

[@dorotak1728]

Amazing videos guys! Succinctly presenting complicated topics in an accessible way. I'm super impressed and sharing with many friends 😊 yet another reason to love Andalucia!

[@Bakuah1]

the time when humanity can make this natural process an mass production synthetical process we going to evolve the way of energy has made

[@akshitasharma2696]

Can you plzz tell the whole process how to produce hydrogen in lab in detail

[@negritoteable]

Bro you just need to read a paper. That’s all!

[@reddykalyani9009]

Please tell the process of producing hydrogen from micro algae(chlorella vulgaris)in lab conditions

[@fadzaichadamoyo7870]

What is the exect microalgae they are using?

[@johnmcentegart007]

hydrogen-producing bacteria was dominated by the genera: Clostridium, Enterobacter, Klebsiella, Citrobacter, and Bacillus; the methanogens

[@RamakrishnanS-u2y]

can u clear me? that green color liquid is algae oil or algae mixed water?

[@yogasrikarunanithi5675]

How you people entrapped the gases?

[@ashishbhasker8510]

Intresting topic.can u suggest few University working on this concept

[@yogasrikarunanithi5675]

How they entrapped gases

[@arullah]

bolehkah saya mengambil beberapa video di sini untuk saya dubbing ke bahasa Indonesia lalu saya upload di chanel saya 🙏

[@ziydarmiysh4613]

How many litres from hydrogen you can make in one hour through use one litres from water

[@agrippanyagwaya2308]

How many litres of oil can you produce from 10kilogram of Algae,and can it be possible to use my Oil press machine

[@PriyankaShinde-bn6lu]

Iska report kaise likh sakte hai

[@curiousgamer9343]

What if they're genetically modified so they'll produce more hydrogen?

[@thegamechanger7157]

It's all green but it does its purpose.

[@Kiyarose3999]

Contrary to popular belief Green Hydrogen does not use electricity or Enzymes, we can produce masses of Hydotgen using the conventional Steam Reformation process, but use Methane from Algae instead of fossil fuel Methane. A simple Photo Bio Reactot( PBR) build next to each industrial Steam Reformer, would capture CO2 to grow the Algae, so would be a cyclic Carbon Capturing apparatus, and produce fertiliser as a Bi Product, as well as the Hydrogen!. 🌻✊🏽🌎

[@nathanfortner]

So I am working on a project in school, Anaerobic conversation of biomass to biogas using cow dung, the end product is methane. My question is, can this methane be converted to hydrogen? Please reply.

[@Kiyarose3999]

@@nathanfortner Yes, at the moment Hydrogen is produced using fossil fuel Methane. But we can make Algae Methane( BioGas) via a Methane Digester, then the Algae BioGas ( Methane) that is produced can be used in the same way as Fossil Fuel Methane. In a (current/standard) Steam Reformation plant, the Algae BioGas combusted to make the steam, and to get the Hydrogen from. Producing Carbon Neg Algae Hydrogen, and the Carbon emitted from the Hydrogen production and the Steam production can then be re fed into the Photo Bio Reactors( PBR) to produce more.Algae for more Hydogen!.

[@Kiyarose3999]

@@nathanfortner Although‘’Cow Dung’’ is commonly used, it isn’t sustainable cos it perpetuates Animal Ag which is the leading cause of Global Warming via Land misuse, deforestation to grow animal feed, and to graze animals. So using ‘’Cow Dung’’ is greenwashing Animal Agriculture, far better to use Algae BioGas that permanently sequesters atmospheric CO2, and only needs waste water as feed, so cleaning the waste water in the process. A Win win win! 🌻🌎✊🏽

[@alexprecious1915]

Yes, the methane can be converted to hydrogen... You need to know that biogas produced during the anaerobic digestion process is a combination of different gases and not just methane...

[@ziydarmiysh4613]

Very beautifu

[@mouleoub]

Hydrogen is the people s energy everybody can use it and nobody can store it and financially profit from it.

[@ИванИванович-ы6щ6й]

waste of money. efficiency of green plants no more than 0.5 percents. efficiency of solar panels and electrolyzer 10 percent. 20 times more.

[@31o0p]

for now

[@joshuanorris9785]

What do you mean?

[@SinMihai]

OMG that voice makes me wanna close the video.

[@ajmaeenmahtab8456]

What about sea water algae?

[@ИванИванович-ы6щ6й]

waste of money. efficiency of green plants no more than 0.5 percents. efficiency of solar panels and electrolyzer 10 percent. 20 times more.

[@최일웅-c7w]

The efficiency isn't 0.5 percent for algae. Only for green plants. For microalgae its 98 percent of photosynthetic conversion rate.

[@ИванИванович-ы6щ6й]

​@@최일웅-c7w I am not sure what is 98 percent you are meaning. May be you can show internet resorse that I can read about it. I can explain my point of view. 1 square meter of green plants can produce no more than 2 kilos of carbohydrates - sugar or cellulose per year. It is 32 megajoules of energy. Solar year insolation is 1500 kilowatthours per square meter. It is 5400 megajoules of energy per year. Hence efficiency of green plants is 0.6 percents.

[@myxsys]

Producing hydrogen using electricity is very inefficient. This is the main reason why Elon Musk never bothered making Hydrogen powered cars. Unfortunately batteries take a long time to re-charge and are too heavy for long distance airplanes. Hydrogen fuel has more practical applications when it comes to powering planes and rockets. Using Algae to produce hydrogen is more practical than using the electrolysis method. Unfortunately the process of harvesting algae is expensive. This is why research is conducted to make the process more efficient for large scale productions. Research is not a waste of money.

[@joshuanorris9785]

@@myxsys how is the process of producing algea expansive?

[@myxsys]

@@joshuanorris9785 Just take a look at videos that show the process of separating algae from water. There are 2 techniques I've come across so far. I can't recall the exact methods since I researched this subject quite a while ago. What I remember though is that in both cases, a lot of energy and processes was used to arrive at the final product.