Robust compensator control of aerobic continuous fermentation processes with state estimation
In an aerobic fermentation, 192 g of oxygen is needed to completely oxidize 1 mol of glucose (180 g) into CO 2 and H 2 O. This means that 1.066 g-O 2 is consumed per gram of glucose: [1] Substrate glucose can be used for biomass formation, maintenance energy, and product formation. When biomass is formed from glucose, net oxygen requirement is
2019/7/16/ · A fermentation process development usually starts with lab scale with bench-top bioreactors (1–50 L) or even shake flasks (100–1000 mL) and microbial cells (few mL). After optimization has convinced that a bioprocess is feasible, then a pilot-scale process (50–10,000 L) is designed and implemented to establish the optimal operating
2017/2/8/ · Even for aerobic fermentation, redox potential still o ers much more. genes is a promising strategy to “design” a robust strain subjected to redox regulation through.
2023/12/1/ · Beyond the utilization of SCP from trace gas fermentation as a more sustainable protein source in microfoods, projections for 2050 propose that 10-19% of the protein demand in livestock feed can be substituted by microbial protein ( Pikaar et al., 2018 ), i.e. " microfeed ".
The vessel should be robust and strong enough to withstand the various treatments required such In case of aerobic submerged fermentation, the tank should be equipped with the aerating device. 10. Provision for controlling temperature and pH of fermentation medium. 11. Man hole should be provided at the top for access inside the fermenter ...
M may vary during fermentation. Thus,P g is normally de-termined by the maximum required M. Impeller systems — practice and principles Aerobic fermentation was commercialized in the 1940s, with its first product being penicillin. At that time, radial im-pellers, such as the Rushton impeller (Figure 1), were used and remained popular well
Overview of Acetic Acid Metabolism. Acetic acid bacteria (AAB), genus Acetobacter, are a group of Gram-negative bacteria which oxidize sugars or ethanol and produce acetic acid during fermentation. There are several different genera in the family Acetobacteraceae. AAB are found in sugary, alcoholic and acidic niches such as fruits, flowers and
The onset of aerobic fermentation (the so-called Crabtree effect) in yeast has long been of interest. However, the underlying mechanisms at the metabolic level are not yet fully understood. We developed a detailed kinetic model of the aerobic central metabolism of Saccharomyces cerevisiae comprising glycolysis, TCA cycle and major transport
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2021/9/1/ · Proposed model for aerobic xylose metabolic fluxes, including Crabtree/Warburg-like overflow into fermentation. The wild-type strain contains one copy of the XYL cassette and TKL1 with wild-type
2013/3/1/ · Unlike aerobic cultures and fermentations in which dissolved oxygen can be monitored online, a big challenge for microaerobic and anaerobic fermentations is lacking of real-time process monitoring technologies, since pH detection that is commonly employed with these fermentation processes reflects proton activity only, and thus is not sensitive
Steering the Fermentation with Small O 2 Contamination. When the O 2 concentration in the gas phase increased up to 18% between days 11 and 28, the aerobic genus Rummeliibacillus (Vaishampayan et al., 2009; Her and Kim, 2013) flourished in the bubble column reactor and the concentrations of n-butyrate and propionate decreased
For historical reasons, aerobic fermentation goes under the name of ‘The Warburg effect’ in the context of cancer cell metabolism. The same phenomenon has gone under different names in other fields. When matching mass transfer capacity of fermenters a simple and robust indicator is the maximum theoretical OTR m (mol m −3 s −1), ...
2020/11/1/ · For a typical aerobic fermentation, industrial investigators are often interested in: (1) increasing k L a $${k}_{\mathrm{L}}a$$ to support increased biomass
