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Bioprocess Engineering 2nd Edition by Fikret Kargi,Michael Shuler

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Bioprocess Engineering 2nd Edition by Fikret Kargi,Michael Shuler

النسخة 2الرقم المعياري الدولي: 9780130819086
تمرين 18
In a chemostat you know that if a culture obeys the Monod equation, the residual substrate is
independent of the feed substrate concentration. You observe that in your chemostat an in-
crease in In a chemostat you know that if a culture obeys the Monod equation, the residual substrate is independent of the feed substrate concentration. You observe that in your chemostat an in- crease in   causes an increase in the residual substrate concentration. Your friend suggests that you consider whether the Contois equation may describe the situation better. The Contois equation (eq. 6.36) is:    a. Derive an expression for S in terms of    and X for a steady-state CFSTR (chemostat).  b. Derive an equation for S as a function of     c. If    increases twofold, by how much will S increase? causes an increase in the residual substrate concentration. Your friend suggests
that you consider whether the Contois equation may describe the situation better. The Contois
equation (eq. 6.36) is: In a chemostat you know that if a culture obeys the Monod equation, the residual substrate is independent of the feed substrate concentration. You observe that in your chemostat an in- crease in   causes an increase in the residual substrate concentration. Your friend suggests that you consider whether the Contois equation may describe the situation better. The Contois equation (eq. 6.36) is:    a. Derive an expression for S in terms of    and X for a steady-state CFSTR (chemostat).  b. Derive an equation for S as a function of     c. If    increases twofold, by how much will S increase?
a. Derive an expression for S in terms of
In a chemostat you know that if a culture obeys the Monod equation, the residual substrate is independent of the feed substrate concentration. You observe that in your chemostat an in- crease in   causes an increase in the residual substrate concentration. Your friend suggests that you consider whether the Contois equation may describe the situation better. The Contois equation (eq. 6.36) is:    a. Derive an expression for S in terms of    and X for a steady-state CFSTR (chemostat).  b. Derive an equation for S as a function of     c. If    increases twofold, by how much will S increase? and X for a steady-state CFSTR
(chemostat).
b. Derive an equation for S as a function of
In a chemostat you know that if a culture obeys the Monod equation, the residual substrate is independent of the feed substrate concentration. You observe that in your chemostat an in- crease in   causes an increase in the residual substrate concentration. Your friend suggests that you consider whether the Contois equation may describe the situation better. The Contois equation (eq. 6.36) is:    a. Derive an expression for S in terms of    and X for a steady-state CFSTR (chemostat).  b. Derive an equation for S as a function of     c. If    increases twofold, by how much will S increase?
c. If
In a chemostat you know that if a culture obeys the Monod equation, the residual substrate is independent of the feed substrate concentration. You observe that in your chemostat an in- crease in   causes an increase in the residual substrate concentration. Your friend suggests that you consider whether the Contois equation may describe the situation better. The Contois equation (eq. 6.36) is:    a. Derive an expression for S in terms of    and X for a steady-state CFSTR (chemostat).  b. Derive an equation for S as a function of     c. If    increases twofold, by how much will S increase? increases twofold, by how much will S increase?
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