Design and Development of a Solar Dryer for Microalgae Retrieval - An EPS@ISEP 2013 Spring Project

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Track 12 - Learning the sustainability and social compromise skills Authors: Alexandra Brygider, Bartlomiej Marciniak, Benedicte Verbraeken, Paul Ahlskog, Sven Petersen, Benedita Malheiro, Cristina Ribeiro, Manuel F. Silva, Nídia Caetano, Paulo Ferreira and Pedro Guedes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBJGf71hNuM&list=PLboNOuyyzZ86u2azNBqNh4cuOs5v_9M2s&index=1

Education

MICRO
ALGAE
DRYER
An EPS@ISEP 2013
Benedicte Verbraeken

Benedicte Verbraeken
Alexandra Brygider
Mechanical Engineering
and Computer Science
Poland
Bartlomiej Marciniak
Mechanical Engineering
and Computer Science
Poland
Benedicte Verbraeken
Industrial Design
Belgium
Paul Ahlskog
Industrial Management
and Engineering
Finland
Sven Petersen
International Purchases
and Sales Engineering
Germany

EXCESSIVE
FOSSIL
FUEL
CONSUMPTION
Benedicte Verbraeken

GROWING
MICRO
ALGAE
Benedicte Verbraeken

NOT
SUSTAINABLE
non-ecological
non-economical
Benedicte Verbraeken

SOLAR POWERED MICRO ALGAE DRYER
Benedicte Verbraeken

PROJECT MANAGEMENT
MARKETING
ECO-EFFICIENCY
SUSTAINABILITY
ETHICAL AND DEONTOLOGICAL CONCERNS
Benedicte Verbraeken

Benedicte Verbraeken
SOLAR POWER
1 SQUARE METER
50°C
5L
24 HOURS
AUTOMATION

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Specifics of multimedia texts in the context of social networks media aesthetics

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