BIOREACTOR APPARATUS, BIOREACTOR SYSTEM, AND METHOD FOR GROWING LIGHT ENERGY DEPENDANT BIOLOGICAL SPECIES
First Claim
1. A bioreactor apparatus (1) for growing of light energy dependant biological species (2),comprising at least one basin device (3) defining a first habitat (4a) for accommodating a first species (2a), anda first lighting device (5a) having at least one light emitting solid-state lighting source (6), adapted for the first species (2a) by emitting light (L),wherein the solid-state lighting source (6) illuminates said habitat (4) using light energy emitted from the solid-state lighting source (6) to said first species (2a) characterized in that,the bioreactor apparatus (1) comprises at least a second habitat (4b), adapted for a second species (2b), for growing at least two different kinds of species (2a,2b) in one bioreactor system.
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Abstract
The invention relates to a bioreactor apparatus (1) for growing of biological species (2), comprising at least one basin device (3) defining a first habitat (4a) for a first species (2a), and a first lighting device (5a) having one light emitting solid-state lighting source (6), adapted for the first species (2a) by emitting light (L), wherein the solid-state lighting source (6) illuminates said habitat (4) using light energy emitted from the solid-state lighting source (6), wherein the bioreactor apparatus (1) comprises a second habitat (4b), adapted for a second species (2b). The invention further relates to a bioreactor system (20) comprising two bioreactor apparatus (1a,1b), one adopted as an aquatic ecoregion, one adopted as a terrestrial ecoregion, both combined to form a complex artificial ecoregion and a method for growing light energy dependant biological species (2) in one bioreactor apparatus (1), comprising: illuminating a first species (1) in a first habitat (4a) by a first lighting device (5a), transferring the grown first species (2a) to a successive habitat (4b, 4c, 4d, . . . ), separated from the previous habitat (4), via a connection system (7), illuminating a successive species (2b,2c, . . . ) in said successive habitat (4b,4c,4d, . . . ) by a successive lighting device (5b,5c, . . . ), and repeating the steps transferring and illuminating until the desired species (2) has grown to an optimum.
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22 Claims
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1. A bioreactor apparatus (1) for growing of light energy dependant biological species (2),
comprising at least one basin device (3) defining a first habitat (4a) for accommodating a first species (2a), and a first lighting device (5a) having at least one light emitting solid-state lighting source (6), adapted for the first species (2a) by emitting light (L), wherein the solid-state lighting source (6) illuminates said habitat (4) using light energy emitted from the solid-state lighting source (6) to said first species (2a) characterized in that, the bioreactor apparatus (1) comprises at least a second habitat (4b), adapted for a second species (2b), for growing at least two different kinds of species (2a,2b) in one bioreactor system.
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21. A bioreactor system (20) comprising at least two bioreactor apparatuses (1a,1b), one adopted as an aquatic ecoregion, one adopted as a terrestrial ecoregion, both combined to form a complex artificial ecoregion.
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22. A method for growing light energy dependant biological species (2) in at least one bioreactor apparatus (1), the method comprising:
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illuminating a first species (1) in a first habitat (4a) by a first lighting device (5a) emitting light (L) having a first spectrum, transferring the grown first species (2a) to a successive habitat (4b, 4c, 4d, . . . ), separated from the previous habitat (4), via a connection system (7), illuminating a successive species (2b,2c, . . . ) in said successive habitat (4b,4c,4d, . . . ) by a successive lighting device (5b,5c, . . . ) emitting light (L) having a different spectrum to the light (L) of the previous lighting device (5), and repeating the steps transferring and illuminating until the desired species (2) has grown to an optimum.
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