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Dynamic oxygen balance

his method contains three versions:


y

Addition of lethal agent


y

The gassing out method


y

T
y

Frequency response technique Therefore,


KL

a can be calculated as: K


L

a = Qo
2

X/C* CL
2

This method based upon oxygen balance in inlet & outlet gas streams around a fermenter. oxygen balance for the sparged air yields
y

no
2.T =1

/VL

(n o
2.i

no

2.o

)
Where

no DIRECT METHOD DIRECT METHOD


.
T = rate of oxygen transfer
VL=volume of fermentation broth

The dissolved & saturated oxygen conc.

,
CL & C*, need to be

measured experimentally in order to determine

K
L

a
C*

can be calculated from the partial pressure of oxygen in the exit gas stream in small scale fermenter
.

,(C* CL)log.mean, between the inlet & outlet of the fermenter should be used in the following equation determining ont
.
y

ut in large scale fermenter, the assumption of a perfectly mixed gas stream may not be valid
. S

o, the log
.

mean of the driving force i


.

e
. C
KL

a,
KL

a =
2

no

.
T

/ (C* C
L

)
log.mean

Yo
y

The rate of oxygen transfer can be related to the growth rate of microorganism using the Oxygen yield coefficient according to the following eq
.

no
2.T

= uX/Yo
2
y

Where
U

= specific growth rate of microorganism


X=

cell conc
.

OXYGEN YIELD COEFFICIENT OXYGEN YIELD COEFFICIENT METHOD METHOD


2=

yield coefficient of oxygen

no
2

.T= oxygen transfer rate

Onceno
2

.T

is determined by this equation then equation


1.

) can be used to calculate the


KL

a provided that the dissolved ox


yg

en conc
.

is measured
.

y y

Efficient heat transfer is important in controlling

the temperature during sterilization operations


y

Heat generated in the fermentor needs to be dissipated by cooling


y

Optimum temp. should be maintain in the fermentor

HEAT TRANSFER HEAT TRANSFER


This can be achieved by:
E

xternal jackets
I

nternal coils
E

xternal surface heat exchanger

Transport of reactants to & from phase to the biological component has a significant impact on the performance of the reactor.
y

TRANSPORT OF NUTRIENT TRANSPORT OF NUTRIENT


y

It is affected if the rate of the transport of

the limiting nutrients is slower than the rate of utilization by the cells.
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