KEVIN W LOCKWOOD
Electrician in Millville, MA
License number
Massachusetts 41325
Issued Date
Sep 20, 1999
Expiration Date
Jun 30, 2018
Type
Electrical Engineer
Address
Address
Millville, MA 01529
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Address
Phone
6 Parker St, Newbury, MA 01951
42 Bradford Commons Ln, Braintree, MA 02184
476 Mattakeesett St, Pembroke, MA 02359
530 Chestnut Hill Rd, Millville, MA 01529
54 E Water St APT 4, Rockland, MA 02370
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Photobioreactor Systems Positioned On Bodies Of Water
US Patent:
7980024, Jul 19, 2011
Filed:
Apr 25, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/110178
Inventors:
Isaac Berzin - Jerusalem, IL
Javier de Luis - Cambridge MA, US
David Fair - Winchester MA, US
Joe Parrish - Cambridge MA, US
Keith Richtman - Boston MA, US
Fan Chen - Santa Clara CA, US
Benjamin F. Polito - Lebanon NH, US
Miles Walker - Somerville MA, US
Ben Fowler - Somerville MA, US
Kevin Lockwood - Millville MA, US
Miguel Olaizola - San Diego CA, US
Javier de Luis - Cambridge MA, US
David Fair - Winchester MA, US
Joe Parrish - Cambridge MA, US
Keith Richtman - Boston MA, US
Fan Chen - Santa Clara CA, US
Benjamin F. Polito - Lebanon NH, US
Miles Walker - Somerville MA, US
Ben Fowler - Somerville MA, US
Kevin Lockwood - Millville MA, US
Miguel Olaizola - San Diego CA, US
Assignee:
Algae Systems, Inc. - Chicago IL
International Classification:
A01G 7/00, C12M 1/00
US Classification:
47 14, 4352891, 4352921
Abstract:
Certain embodiments and aspects of the present invention relate to a photobioreactor including photobioreactor units through which a liquid medium stream and a gas stream flow. The photobioreactor units are floated on a body of water such as a pond or a lake. The liquid medium comprises at least one species of phototrophic organism therein. Certain methods of using the photobioreactor system as part of fuel generation system and/or a gas-treatment process or system at least partially remove certain undesirable pollutants from a gas stream. In certain embodiments, the photobioreactor units are formed of flexible, deformable material and are configured to provide a substantially constant thickness of liquid medium. In certain embodiments, a barrier between the photobioreactor unit and the body of water upon which the unit is floated facilitates thermal communication between the liquid medium and the body of water.