I have been looking into oil from algae and it seams like lots of talk
and nothing else. Is there something fundamentally wrong or missing
with the process? The growth part looks straight forward using
bioreactors. Getting the oil out of the algae looks simple enough, a
press and ultrasonics look to be able to hit a 75%  Ive also got some
vacuum ideas for extraction. Once the oil has been obtained it follows
the same process as SVO. The waste product has many uses from live
stock feed to fish food to fertilizer. I am wondering if it would make
decent burning stock (to help feed the drying stage prior to the
pressing). Has anyone used algae oil and if so, is it any different
then SVO? I have not found hard numbers on the shelf live of algae
oils once extracted. Some sites say that the oil that comes out from
algae is chemically the same as crude oil. Does that mean it could be
processed in a standard oil refinery, and if so, could SVO?

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