The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) is requesting approval for the sole source procurement of the Liqoflux LF2AL15, a pilot-to-small-scale automated algae harvesting and dewatering system for the new Oyster Hatchery and Research Center (OHRC). The Liqoflux system provides a highly specialized and integrated solution for the concentration of microalgae cultures and recovery of process water through proprietary ultrafiltration membrane technology. The key features of the system include LiqoCap Ultrafiltration (UF) Membrane Technology, Closed-Loop Water Recovery and Reuse System, Integrated Automation and Process Control, Low-Shear, Algae-Specific Processing Design, Modular, Pilot-to-Production Scalability, and Turnkey Integration for Aquaculture Applications.
Some of the key points to consider are:
• The Liqoflux system is designed specifically for aquaculture applications and provides a highly specialized and integrated solution for algae harvesting and dewatering.
• The system utilizes proprietary membrane technology and has a closed-loop water recovery and reuse system.
• The system is fully automated and has integrated process control, which reduces operator intervention and variability.
• The system is designed to handle fragile microalgae species without causing cellular damage.
• The system is modular and can be scaled up for production.
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