A composition for remediation of soil and groundwater containing halogenated compounds. The remediation composition includes an elemental iron-based composition, which may include activated carbon capable of absorbing the halogenated compounds with numerous pores impregnated with elemental iron. The remediation composition further includes a first bioremediation material including a blend of one-to-many organisms capable of degrading the halogenated compounds. The remediation composition includes an organic compound or polymeric substance and a second bioremediation material including a blend of one-to-many organisms capable of degrading the organic compound or polymeric substance over time (e.g., 20 to 365 or more days to provide a time release substrate-creating material or platform) into smaller molecules or compounds used by the organisms in the first bioremediation material while degrading the halogenated compounds. The organic compound may be a complex carbohydrate such as food grade starch, chitin, or other complex carbohydrate such as one with low water solubility.

The method and corresponding installation allow seawater to be biologically treated in order to purify it. The use of bioflocculation make it possible to avoid using exogenous coagulation and/or flocculation agents, allows a significant reduction in the clogging power of the water treated, allows an improvement of the yield and a reduction of the quantities of sludge produced to be treated then discharged.

A method comprises placing in a vessel a mixture having a specified suspended solids or sludge concentration and comprising a water-based reaction medium and at least one microalgae including filamentous cyanobacteria, said water-based reaction medium comprising a nutrient material that is consumable by a live bacterium or by a live protozoan present in said water-based reaction medium, and incubating said mixture for a specified incubation period under at least intermittent illumination with a specified luminous flux during periods of illumination while mixing said mixture under a specified shear stress, wherein said filamentous cyanobacteria forms a supporting matrix that incorporates said live bacterium or said live protozoan into a biologically-active bioaggregate granule, wherein said incubating produces a plurality of said biologically-active bioaggregate granules.

A device for cooperatively treating aquaculture tail water by algae and bacteria is provided, including an aquaculture part; the aquaculture part is communicated with a sewage discharge part, and the sewage discharge part is communicated with a tail water treatment part, and the tail water treatment part is communicated with the aquaculture part; the sewage discharge part includes a sewage pipe communicated with the aquaculture part, where one end of the sewage pipe away from the aquaculture part is communicated with the tail water treatment part, and a sewage pump is arranged on the sewage pipe; the tail water treatment part includes a second shell, a bottom end of the second shell is communicated with the sewage pipe, a top end of a side wall of the second shell is communicated with the aquaculture part, several guide plates are arranged in the second shell.

Disclosed herein are well treatment composition and methods. In a specific embodiment, a well treatment composition includes: denatured algae, where the denatured algae have a protein content from about 20.0 wt % to about 90.0 wt %, and where the denatured algae have a lipid content from about 0.1 wt % to about 30.0 wt %; one or more carrier fluids; and one or more additives. In another specific embodiment, a method of making a well treatment composition can include contacting one or more algae with one or more denaturants to make a denatured algae, where the denatured algae have a protein content from about 20.0 wt % to about 90.0 wt %, and where the denatured algae have a lipid content from about 0.1 wt % to about 30.0 wt %; and contacting the denatured algae with one or more carrier fluids to make a well treatment composition.

The present invention relates to a method for treating wastewater. The method includes treating an influent flow of raw wastewater from one or more sources in a harvestable algae biofilm treatment system. The treated wastewater is then delivered to one or more wastewater treatment lagoons or a mechanized biological treatment system for additional treatment. Also disclosed is a system for treating wastewater.

According to present disclosure, there is disclosed an algae growth and cultivation system that provides a cost-efficient means of producing algae biomass as feedstock for algae-based products, such as, biofuel manufacture, and desirably impacts alternative/renewable energy production, nutrient recovery from waste streams, and valued byproducts production. The system as discussed herein is an integrated systems approach to wastewater treatment, algal strains selection for byproducts production, and recycle of algal-oil extraction waste or additional algae harvested as feedstock for fertilizer production. Embodiments of a system as discussed herein present an economically viable algae production system and process that allows algae-derived products such as biofuels, fertilizer, etc. to compete with petroleum products in the marketplace.

Culture systems and methods of using same. The systems include a housing defining an inner space. The inner space includes a headspace and at least a portion of a reservoir. A surface for immobilizing cells is moveable between the headspace and the reservoir. The systems can be used for coculturing methanotrophs and phototrophs for processing biogas and wastewater, particularly from anaerobic digesters.

A dark-bright integrated greenhouse system in intensive recirculating eco-aquaculture and aquaculture method thereof. The greenhouse system comprises a bright area and a dark area: the bright area is mainly a water-quality biological purification area, and the dark area is mainly an aquaculture area. The aquaculture method of the present invention is an intensive recirculating eco-aquaculture method, which can improve and regulate the eco-aquaculture environments like illumination and temperature suitable for growth and development according to the requirement of aquaculture species on illumination.

A granular or particulate composition of matter that includes algae and bacteria is described. The algal-sludge granules are generated by incubating a wastewater system with algae under specific quiescent conditions with illumination. Once the algal-sludge granules are present, it is no longer necessary to maintain quiescent conditions, and reaction with wastewater under stirred conditions is possible. The methods described include ab initio generation of the algal-sludge granules, use of the algal-sludge granules to remediate wastewater, and use of the algal-sludge granules to generate biomass. It is believed that the remediation of wastewater by algal-sludge granules will save the energy for wastewater treatment, recover the energy in wastewater in the form of biomass, and reduce the wastewater treatment carbon footprint.