A combined optimization with multivariable active disturbance rejection control strategy applied to microalgae continuous culture

Viyils Sangregorio Soto; Claudia Lorena Garzon Castro; Gianfranco Mazzanti; John A. Cortés-Romero

A combined optimization with multivariable active disturbance rejection control strategy applied to microalgae continuous culture

Viyils Sangregorio Soto (phdstudent)
, Claudia Lorena Garzon Castro (thesis_director)
, Gianfranco Mazzanti (thesis_coordinator)
, John A. Cortés-Romero (thesis_coordinator)

Dalhousie University
Universidad Nacional de Colombia

Research output: Products of activities related to the Training of Human Resources › Doctoral Thesis

Abstract

The cultivation of microalgae in closed photobioreactors offers several advantages, including precise control over temperature, pH, and light distribution, as well as reduced contamination risks. Microalgal species that have achieved successful large-scale commercial production include Spirulina (Arthrospira), Dunaliella, Chlorella, and Haematococcus. Nevertheless, the potential for yielding various bioactive compounds for pharmaceuticals and nutraceuticals applications in other species remains largely in the preclinical stage or confined to laboratory settings for other applications. Consequently, commercial products derived from microalgae are relatively scarce.

Original language	English
Awarding Institution	Universidad de La Sabana
Supervisors/Advisors	Garzon Castro, Claudia Lorena, Supervisor
Date of Award	19 Mar 2024
State	Published - 9 Feb 2024

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Sociedad Digital y Competitividad (SocietalIA)

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https://intellectum.unisabana.edu.co/handle/10818/62880

Diseño E Implementación De Una Estrategia De Control Por Rechazo Activo De Perturbaciones De Orden Fraccionario Aplicado Al Crecimiento De Microalgas
Garzon Castro, C. L. (PI), Sangregorio Soto, V. (PhDstudent), Diaz Barrera, L. E. (Researcher), Vega Hernandez, J. F. D. J. (undergradstudent), Bueno Contreras, H. H. (Auxproject), Silva Varela, D. F. (Auxproject) & Mazzanti, G. (Researcher)
22/08/19 → 22/11/21
Project: Project Research

4 Article
1 Chapter
1 Proceedings

PD-Based ADRC using time-varying gains: An Application to Microalgal-based bioprocess
Sangregorio Soto, V. (PHD Student), Yesid Mayorga Lancheros, E. (Second Author), Mazzanti, G. (Third Author) & Garzón-Castro, C. L. (Correspondent Author), 7 May 2025, In: Journal of Theoretical Biology. 604, p. 112074 112074.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
2 Scopus citations
Active disturbance rejection control: an application to continuous microalgae photobioreactors
Sangregorio Soto, V. (PHD Student), Garzon Castro, C. L. (Correspondent Author), Mazzanti, G. (Second Author) & Cortés Romero, J. A. (Third Author), Dec 2023, In: J Chem Technol Biotechnol.. 98, 12, p. 3004-3015 12 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
4 Scopus citations
Input significance ranking of microalgae continuous culture models
Sangregorio Soto, V. (PHD Student), Garzon Castro, C. L. (Correspondent Author) & Mazzanti, G. (Third Author), 22 Mar 2023, In: Journal of Chemical Technology and Biotechnology. p. 1-31 30 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

4 Scopus citations

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Research output: Products of activities related to the Training of Human Resources › Doctoral Thesis

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A combined optimization with multivariable active disturbance rejection control strategy applied to microalgae continuous culture

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Diseño E Implementación De Una Estrategia De Control Por Rechazo Activo De Perturbaciones De Orden Fraccionario Aplicado Al Crecimiento De Microalgas

Research output

PD-Based ADRC using time-varying gains: An Application to Microalgal-based bioprocess

Active disturbance rejection control: an application to continuous microalgae photobioreactors

Input significance ranking of microalgae continuous culture models

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