The invention belongs to the technical field of 
bioremediation of 
marine oil pollution, and relates to an immobilized algal-bacterial symbiotic 
system for 
processing petroleum pollutants. The immobilized algal-bacterial symbiotic 
system is prepared by the following steps: (1) selection and axenic cultivation of 
algae species, firstly carrying out 
lysozyme and 
sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) sterile pretreatment on 
chlorella algae fluid, and then inoculating into a BG11 culture solution containing 
antibiotics to carry out sterile cultivation, so as to obtain sterile 
chlorella algae fluid for later use; (2) selection and cultivation of 
petroleum degrading 
bacteria; (3) preparation of composite carrier 
bacteria algae gel balls, namely immobilizing the sterile 
chlorella algae fluid obtained in the step (1) and the 
petroleum degrading 
bacteria obtained in the step (2) by adopting 
sodium alga acid and 
polyvinyl acetate (PVA) as immobilized carriers, and finally obtaining the immobilized algal-bacterial symbiotic 
system. The immobilized algal-bacterial symbiotic system can float on the water to carry out degradation of 
petroleum pollution, and is free of secondary 
pollution, free of toxic action on microorganisms, rapid in 
reaction speed, stable and reliable in operation, less in 
microorganism loss, and free of separation.