Sustainable Biodiesel Production via Chlorella vulgaris and Tetraselmis Chuii in Food-based Brewery Industrial Wastewater

The microalgae Chlorella vulgaris and Tetraselmis chuii offer several attractive attributes as aquaculture feed. Biomass production of C. vulgaris and T. chuii is relatively expensive because it requires high operation and substrate cost. Use of food industry waste is one of the promising solutions to reduce the substrate cost. In this research the impact of diverse concentration was filtered and centrifuged, food wastewater (FWW) was scrutinized as an alternative intermediate for microalgal bioremediation, lipid yield and cell growth. C. vulgaris had superior lipid accumulation and cell growth at 75