Fermentation and bio-reactor design
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The document discusses bioreactors and fermenters. It defines a bioreactor as an apparatus used for growing microorganisms like bacteria and yeast that are used in biotechnology to produce substances such as pharmaceuticals. A fermenter is defined as a similar apparatus used for large-scale fermentation and commercial production. The document then elaborates on bioreactor and fermenter design, including parts like impellers and sensors, and different types of designs like stirred tank, air lift, packed bed, and fluidized bed reactors. It provides details on how each type works and its applications.
Fermentation and bio-reactor design
- 1. Raffia Siddique National University of Sciences and Technology sector H-12 Islamabad raffiasiddique_93@hotmail.com
- 2. Fermentation is the process which requires fermenter or a bioreactor, the basic thing which enable the scientist help in their biotechnological research, to see their desired products being produced. The complete bioreactor design from inside and outside is being elaborated along with different types of fermenters which help in different type of fermentation processes. The bioreactor parts, its assembly, disassembly, cleaning autoclaving. The performance of bioreactors and different problems which arise during the functioning of bioreactors are being discussed. Method of sampling are also unscrambled, hence a complete package on design of bioreactor and fermenter
- 3. Bioreactor • A bioreactor can be defined as an apparatus, such as a large fermentation chamber, for growing organisms such as bacteria or yeast that are used in the biotechnological manufacture of substances such as pharmaceuticals, antibodies, or vaccines, or for the bioconversion of organic waste. Fermenter • However a fermenter can be defined as an apparatus that maintains optimal conditions for the growth of microorganisms, used in largescale fermentation and in the commercial production of antibiotics and hormones
- 6. Fermenter / bioreactor general appearance
- 7. 1. round bottom , top plate 2. Seal 3. Sample pipe 4. Port fittings of various sizes 5. special inoculation port 6. gas sparger 7. A drive motor 8. Drive shaft 9. Impellers 10. Baffles 11. Air Filter
- 8. 12. Dissolved oxygen electrode 13. pH electrode 14. Antifoam probe 15. Cooling Valve 16. Heater pad 17. Pt-100 temperature sensor 18. Cold finger 19. Reagent bottles 20.Sample device 21. controller base unit
- 10. Common Measurement And Control Systems
- 11. Bioreactor/ Fermenter Designs 1. Stirred Tank 2. Air lift reactors 3. Bubble Column 4. Packed bed reactors 5. Trickle bed reactors 6. Fluidized bed reactor
- 12. Stirred tank reactor • Mixing method: Mechanical agitation • High input required • Baffles are constructed within the built-in. • Applications include production of antibiotics and free/immobilized enzymes • Draw back is that high shear forces may break the cells
- 13. Air lift reactors Mixing method: airlift • Central draft tube • Up-flowing stream and down flowing stream • Homogenization of all components present • Applications includebacterial, ani mal, plant, fungi and yeast cells.
- 14. Bubble column reactor Mixing method: Gas sparging • Simple design • Good heat and mass transfer rates • Low energy input • Gas-liquid mass transfer coefficients depend largely on bubble diameter and gas hold-up
- 15. Packed bed reactor • Column with attached biofilm • Biocatalysts • Pump is required to make fluid move through the packed bed • Applications include waste water treatment
- 16. Fluidized bed reactor • When the packed beds are operated in up-flow mode, the bed expands at high liquid flow rates due to upward motion of the particles. • Energy is required • Waste water treatment
- 17. Trickle bed reactors • Liquid is sprayed onto the top of the packing and trickles down through the bed in small rivulets. • In the process, the gaseous pollutants on the surface of the carriers is adsorbed and immediately biologically mineralized (degraded) by the microorganisms.
- 18. References • ”Bioreactor”. Def. The Free Dictionary by Farlex.from http://www.thefreedictionary.com/bioreactor • Bioreactor. An Encyclopedia Britannica.From http://www.merriamwebster.com/dictionary/bioreactor • ”fermentor”.Def. The Free Dictionary by Farlex.from http://www.thefreedictionary.com/fer menter • ”fermentation” . Def. The Free Dictionary by Farlex.from http://www.thefreedictionary.com/fer mentation
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