BSX-ASL

The BSX-ASL ring-column hybrid photobioreactor utilises solar and artificial light generated by a high-efficiency LED cover. The base unit consists of a Scalable Industrial Skid Module (MIS), comprising 32 photobioreactors (28,000L; footprint <200 m²).

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BSX-SLP

The BSX-SLP solar concentrating photobioreactor harnesses solar radiation and channels it, via optical fibres and diffuser tubes, into the photobioreactors. This system allows natural radiation to be utilised through a ‘light dilution’ mechanism. BSX-SLP is ideal for cultivation in sites with high direct radiation (DNI).

BIO-BOX

BIO-BOX, a new compact reactor available in different volumes, is equipped with the best technology and is easy to use and maintain in every aspect.

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  • Scalable and modular
  • Work in synergy with existing plants
  • Exploit industrial by-products

  • They offer a high level of automation
  • Manage light intensity and light spectra
  • H24 production

Thanks to the integrated ASL system, we can grow in otherwise unfavourable climate zones.
The integrated LED cover at the top of the ballast makes this system suitable for both outdoor and indoor installations.
In order to ensure an even light distribution,

we have patented a light-diffusion system that avoids light intensity gradients along the reactor profile.
Based on cultivation specifications, we design modules that can be customised according to customer requirements, both in terms of the volume and size of the photobioreactors and the light spectra.


BSX-SLP

The BSX-SLP solar concentrating photobioreactor transfers solar radiation, concentrated by tracking panels, to provide direct illumination (DNI) to microalgal crops or plants in vertical farming.
The direct solar radiation is concentrated by means of an optical focusing system (‘parquet’ of Fresnel lenses) and a biaxial Solar Tracker coupled with optical fibres.


BIO-BOX, a new compact reactor available in different volumes, is equipped with the best technology and is easy to use and maintain in every aspect.


The BSX_TGR is a tubular glass photobioreactor that can be easily scaled up to meet growing production requirements on both a pilot and commercial scale.
The BSX_TGR is equipped with an integrated pig system that facilitates and reduces cleaning time. The glass part is made of Duran® tubes (SCHOTT AG Glass). The BSX_TGR is supplied with a recirculation pump, thermostat system and process control.

The BSX_RWP is an open-pond cultivation system designed for large-scale microalgae production, with an optimized design to enable efficient process management. It features a continuous recirculation system that ensures uniform distribution of nutrients and sunlight, preventing cell sedimentation. It’is constructed with weather-resistant and corrosion-resistant materials to ensure long-term operational durability. All BSX_RWP systems are fully customizable to meet specific client requirements.

An experimental application, it is intended to provide an antidote to global warming for urban areas where it is not possible, due to lack of space, to combine public green areas, streets, pavements and underground utilities.
BIOBOSCO Urbano®, with its 10 m2 soil occupation, absorbs CO2 from the atmosphere – releasing oxygen into the environment – in an amount comparable to a grove of approx. 25-30 trees. The dimensions and structure can be customised to suit different urban contexts.

The CEO, Dr. Giovanni Gnudi, explains:

“This is an experimental application designed to provide an antidote to global warming in urban areas where, due to limited space, it is not possible to balance public green spaces with roads, sidewalks, and underground utilities.

BIOBOSCO Urbano® is a technology conceived to complement and support the implementation of public greenery in contexts where urban infrastructure leads to high land consumption.

In just 10 m² of occupied land, the BBU® absorbs CO₂ from the atmosphere and releases oxygen into the environment in amounts comparable to a small forest of 25–30 trees spread over approximately 500 m².

We are aware that this is just a small contribution to the environment. However, thanks to its compact size and customizable architectural structure, it can be adapted to various urban settings.

Currently, the company is working on new installations beyond the one already implemented for Eni at the former Gazometro in Rome (as shown in the photos). Future locations include highways, railway stations, subways, ports, and airports in Italy and abroad.”

The biomass produced within Eni’s ex-Gazometro Ostiense is destined for a company that produces fertilising potting soils in the floricultural field, Self Garden S.r.l.

Main collaborations: Self Garden S.r.l. (quality compost), Consorzio Italiano Compostatori, Arch. Cesare Griffa (designer); C-LED S.r.l. (lighting), Scubla S.r.l. (skid builder), CodeBaker Srl (hardware-software interface); Eridani3 (architectural structure builder), Aksolar S.r.l. (photovoltaic panels).

For more information, please contact n.bassi@biosyntex.it o info@biosyntex.it