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publicationNumber TW-201030141-A
titleOfInvention Device for use in carbon dioxide acquiring equipment and utilizing method thereof
abstract The invention provides a device for use in carbon dioxide acquiring equipment comprising a culturing pool body and at least one sunlight solarization mechanism. The culturing pool body has a containing pool for containing a nutrient fluid. The sunlight solarization mechanism is disposed on the culturing pool body and comprises a plurality of containing discs, which is overlapped, and a fluid control mechanism. At least one through hole pierces through each containing disc. The through hole corresponds to another corresponding containing disc. The fluid control mechanism is disposed between the culturing pool body and the containing discs. Because the nutrient fluid can be pumped by the fluid control mechanism to the top one of the containing disc, and the area that is in contact with atmosphere is increased via the nutrient fluid during the process of vertical cataract, the effect of capturing carbon dioxide can be further improved, and the goal of deeply culturing and increasing the unit area yield through microalgae can be achieved. The invention also provides an utilization method for the foregoing device.
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