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Saturday, October 17, 2009 5:41:07 PM
If the reactor is one continuous tube it should not matter, the pumping cost would be the same if the flow rate is the same.
If the tubes are made of UV transmitting polymers, then plenty of light should get through other vertical tubes to get enough light to the others. I am not convinced that the flat method he is using is maximizing the use of sunlight, or said another way, I am not convinced the competitors vertical designs are starved for sunlight. I don't think sunlight is a limiting reagent in that way. I could be wrong. Anyone got any growth versus light intensity charts and light intensity readings on the different reactor designs we have seen?
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