[Vo]: Biomanufacturing

[abundance]

Many coral reefs are in trouble. Many are bleaching and 
then disintegrating.  Fish hatchery like protected growth 
pool would have reliably healthy living coral reefs and 
attendant sea creatures that would supply a surplus of 
larva to be deflected to seacrete production which I guess 
electrically forces the larva to deposit in a dense 
nonliving form.  The production rate will depend on the 
biological activity which needs to be reconciled to the 
market. The enterprise could use small outposts to 
cooperate with a variety of natural reefs and undersea 
towers where stacks of chambers for various rebar 
armatures gather secrete deposits to form seacrete 
products. The chambers would be supplied with artificial 
light and electricity produced by Ambient Heat Recovery 
means where the net absorption of ambient heat equals the 
chemical energy put into the product because intermediate 
energy misrouted within the biomanufacturing process is 
recycled.  Material would be moved in 3D by submersible 
robots or waldos. Extensive seacrete biomanufacturing 
would not displace natural coral reefs. The chambers can 
be set to different temperatures as needed. A large volume 
of circulating seawater would produce a large amount of 
net energy with a small temperature drop. Manganese nodule 
growing and algae based biomanufacturing could be similar.

Aloha,
Charlie