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Who Would Benefit From This Book?
  • Farmers
  • Ranchers
  • Organic gardeners
  • Bio fuel researchers
  • Health food enthusiasts
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Teachers
  • Students
  • Survivalists

 

 

 

Why should you invest in this report?

  • Written for the layman, or non-technical person.
  • The report highlights different, inexpensive methods of building open ponds having a focus on bio fuels and bio-energy.
  • It provides extensive details on every aspect of building open ponds
  • It presents numerous examples of what the pioneers in the field are doing in the algae energy domain.
  • It showcases methods of building low-cost open ponds at home.
  • It highlights ways to build commercial open ponds economically.
  • It lists places to buy materials and parts,
  • It provides current and future research areas in algae energy domain.
  • It provides extensive knowledge on commercial open ponds…what works, and what doesn’t.
  • It provides commercial research, enabling students, teachers, and researchers to quickly and easily get up to speed.
  • It provides details for alternative algae products not just biodiesel – from algae.

 

Hi David,

Yes it does make sense and is very clear. I am a Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering specialized in chemical and biochemical reactors, I have over 400 papers, 4 patents and 4 books…I like your simple books to the ordinary person

Prof.Dr.Said Elnashaie

Adjunct Professor of Chemical Engineering, New Mexico Tech. University, Albuquerque, USA

Table of Contents

 

Book One: About Algae and Open Ponds

 

 

  • What can we do with algae?
    • The bio fuels perspective
    • Bio Fertilizers
      • Algae Fertilizers
    • Health Food Supplements
    • Animal Feed.
    • Organic Fertilizer
    • Cosmetics
  • Open Pond Overview
  • Where to Grow Algae
  • The Open Pond Design Concept
  • What you’re Going to Need
  • How Big Should My Pond Be?
  • Open Pond Shapes
    • Round
    • Oblong (Raceway)
    • Closed
    • Bubble Covered
  • “Down and Dirty” Open ponds at Home
  • Site Considerations
  • Soil Conditions
  • Designing an Effective Open Pond
    • Small Pond Systems

 

David really knows what he’s talking about when it comes to biodiesel. And his new book
“Building Open Ponds” shows it… it’s 157 pages jam packed with tons of great information from growing algae in an old bathtub to large scale algae farms. Great details and pictures to make it as easy as pie even for the novice. David really goes the whole nine yards when he writes a book!

Bill Anderson, author http://www.electricitybook.com

Book Two: The “Down and Dirty” Guide to Building Open Ponds at Home

 

  • Wading pools
  • Old bathtubs
  • Plastic Totes
  • Animal Troughs
  • Building a plastic tote “Open Pond.”
    • Parts list
  • Building Open ponds at Home
    • Design notes

BONUS!

  • Bonus #1: The “Bio-Pond”

open pond

 

This bonus is more than worth the price of the book alone. The Bio-Pond is half closed pond, and half bioreactor. You can use this to grow large amounts of algae INDOORS. This means you can be enjoying the benefits of algae production year around…even in cold climates! This unit also has a harvesting unit built into it. Harvesting is accomplished in a snap.

 

 

 

David, 

This is a great book on how to make algae biodiesel using ponds. People around the world contact us
all the time about creating renewable energy using algae. This book makes it possible for them to
do so in their own back yard. Great job!
Vic. Garlington 

http://www.70CentsaGallon.com

Book Three: Commercial Open Ponds.

  • Commercial Open Pond Design Concepts
  • What You’re Going To Need
  • Helpful knowledge in the physiology and biochemistry of algae
  • The basic flow, size and mechanics of your algal pond
  • Up scaling Algae Cultures.
  • The Chemical composition for your algal pond


o pH Values


o Aeration and Mixing Of Algae


o Temperatureof the Pond


o Salinity

  • Pond Linings and Ratings
  • Water Chemistry
  • Co2 or the Carbonization of your pond
  • Nutrient Recycle
  • Nutrient Loss
  • Contamination
  • The Paddle Wheel or Airlift System
    • What is it? Why is it needed?

o Use Paddle-wheels for the Following reasons

    • Some of the disadvantages of paddle wheels are:
    • Things you will need to consider for your paddle wheel:
    • Designing your paddlewheel
  • Harvesting The Algae
    • Micro-straining
    • BeltFiltration
    • Settling Ponds
  • Power
    • Algae
    • Solar
    • Wind
    • Human
    • Bicycle
  • Open Pond Costs
    • Front end costs
    • Back end costs
    • Labor

 

I can’t say enough about the quality information you have presented here and the fact
that I can visualize making any one of the systems from the information you have given me in the book is a powerful motivator.

Howard Bankston
http://www.homegrownnutrients.com

BONUS!

  • Bonus: A 57 page report by Ron Putt of Auburn University where he outlines a feasible plan for Alabama to create 3 billion gallons of fuel to supply ALL of Alabama’s ground transportation needs.
    This is one of the most comprehensive plans I’ve ever found. I think this report is ground breaking and I’m proud to be able to present it here.

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Add your Comments!

 

Hi David,

 

Thanks for letting me know about your amazing new release, “Building Open Ponds” with me. I just finished reading thru it & thought it was fantastic!

Your presentation of the great variety of uses for the algae that anyone can grow themselves was excellent. In additional to detailing all the factors to consider & how to get up different sized open pond systems, you provide some great info on many other important aspects, including harvesting & de-watering steps.

 

Thanks also for including Ron Putt’s feasibility study in your Bonus Materials — it’s another great source of valuable information. As you know, my organization, Terra Endeavors, is in the process of setting up small-to-moderate sized, commercial scale open-pond systems to provide rural communities in developing countries many of the algae-derived benefits you detail — nutritional supplements to fight malnutrition & for export revenue, bio ethanol,
high-protein animal feed & organic fertilizer. This book will be instrumental in helping
us design & operate the best system possible!

 

I highly recommend Building Open Ponds to everyone with an interest in anything algae related!

 

Best regards,

Charles Abramson

Terra Endeavors http://www.terraendeavors.net
The book details facts about the forgotten fields of organic fertilizer, healthy
natural foods, and above all an insight on how to become an entrepreneur. Am a graduate of Biochemistry in Kenya and i find your books so resourceful as i am also working on a project of starting a nutritional magazine as there is none in the Kenyan market.
ALEX NYANGOR
Keep up the good work ,you should send one copy to Mr.Obama…
Harry Leon
It will be great laying hands on this book. I know you can do it. Regards.
Benjamin Ezekoye

I try to start research about domestic algae utilisation for biodiesel production in Bosnia. I need any useful information and I think that I’ll find a lot of them in this book.

 

Thank you in advance.
zox

Thank you for letting me be on your site. I’m just now getting into making biodiesel from WVO and know I will soon need to expand into something better. I think you have the answer. Thank you for letting be soon be a part of the solution for self reliance. I will purchase your information just as soon as possible to raise the funds. I am totally disabled with limited resources and must be careful with every
purchase I make in these trying times. God Bless you and your family for making this available, your information just might save many people’s lives.

Thank you again, I will contact you as soon as I possibly can.
John Woodward

Loved your Bioreactors book, can’t wait to see what this one has in store for us.

Algaegeek

I admire your vision on Bio diesel

V.K. Handa

We are working in Colombia in the cultivation of algae for Spiruline production. This is a very interesting document for us

 

Jaime Torres

need all this info for ab project i want to do in Africa for the benefit of the people
there

 

Tom Carnaffin

a most interesting concept of improving this part of algae’s benefits to the world’s fuels

 

Jerry Brown

thanks for your service to the world.


Dominic Pwinski

I love your books!

Jack Koch

Interesting how the bio-diesel think morphed into algae growing. Great information.

greg howard
People like you will be remembered for generations
ENETE IFEANYI

 

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