Replies to post #84188 on Biocentric Energy Holdings, Inc. (BEHL)

[Dale C]

I would not expect a "blow out" type failure. Maybe a small tear or hole. The system is always under positive pressure, contaminants could not get into the pbr against that flow. I suppose that the lost algae in the containment area could be vaccumed, dried and added to the animal feed product. A little dirt never hurt a chicken, I've seen what they eat.

[beastieboy]

No one on the board anyway. I'm sure our good friends at BEHL have it covered, but for sake of discussion.... I'd think they'd just be able to soak a tube/elbow in a solution for a period of time to remove contaminants.

I think they feel like durability of the tubes is covered bc of the 7-layers, but only time will tell on how often this becomes an issue. That will go a long way in determining how they address it. i.e. is it more cost effective to "soak the parts" before replacement or - if issues persist - buy some 14 layer tubing :-)

[theewz]

I dont think there would be any major contamination issues. Since we already breathe whatever garbage is in the air. Are you thinking of cross contamination with other strains? I cant see any contamination issues.