1992
DOI: 10.1080/13102818.1992.10818660
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Oxygen Mass Transfer in an Airlift Bioreactor using Static Mixers

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“…In this situation, the ability of the enzymatic equipment of cells to hydrolyze the starch is hindered and the culture liquid remains viscous, maintaining a small rate of oxygen transfer. In a previous paper [22] it has been shown that the kLa values in an external-loop airlift reactor using starch solutions of different concentration -up to 4%wt/v -are dependent on the rheological parameters of the liquid phase, the ordinate value (a) of the curve: being dependent on the consistency index value ( K ) in the following form:…”
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“…In this situation, the ability of the enzymatic equipment of cells to hydrolyze the starch is hindered and the culture liquid remains viscous, maintaining a small rate of oxygen transfer. In a previous paper [22] it has been shown that the kLa values in an external-loop airlift reactor using starch solutions of different concentration -up to 4%wt/v -are dependent on the rheological parameters of the liquid phase, the ordinate value (a) of the curve: being dependent on the consistency index value ( K ) in the following form:…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The bioreactor consist of three basic regions [22]: 1) a 0.200 m i.d. riser column into which air is sparged through a stainless steel multi-ring sparger with the hole diameter (6 = 2) a 0.070 m i.d.…”
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“…In non-Newtonian systems, the improvement in k,a due to static mixers depends on the consistency index, K , or the "thickness" of the fluid: Generally, the thicker the fluid was, i. e. the higher its value of K , the greater the effect of the static mixers was on k,a [38,60]. The k,a may be correlated with the gas superficial velocity, uSG, in an airlift reactor with the following relationship [38, 601: The presence of static mixers affects the u and t values.…”
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“…The k,a may be correlated with the gas superficial velocity, uSG, in an airlift reactor with the following relationship [38, 601: The presence of static mixers affects the u and t values. They do not affect t very much, but significantly enhance u dependent on the consistency index in the following form [38,60]:…”
Section: Effects Of Static Mixers On Mass Transfermentioning
confidence: 99%