On liquid-liquid mass transfer in two-liquid-phase fermentations

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作者
A. Kollmer
A. Schmid
P. Rudolf von Rohr
B. Sonnleitner
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[1] Institute of Process Engineering,
[2] Swiss Federal Institute of Technology,undefined
[3] CH-8092 Zurich,undefined
[4] Institute of Biotechnology,undefined
[5] Swiss Federal Institute of Technology,undefined
[6] CH-8092 Zurich,undefined
[7] Departement for Chemistry and Biotechnology,undefined
[8] University of Applied Sciences Winterthur,undefined
[9] P.O. Box 805,undefined
[10] CH-8401 Winterthur,undefined
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Bioprocess Engineering | 1999年 / 20卷
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Interfacial Tension; Forced Convection; Biosurfactants; Drop Size Distribution; Surface Active Material;
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Almost all two-liquid phase bioprocesses are characterized by the presence of surface active materials (biosurfactants), which significantly influence the interaction between the phases. In order to predict mass transfer rates during cultivations of Pseudomonas oleovorans biosurfactant was isolated from the biosuspension and added in defined amounts to n-octane/water model-dispersions. Effects of biosurfactant concentration on interfacial tension, mean Sauter-diameter, drop size distribution, dispersion stability and liquid-liquid mass transfer coefficients were studied. A comparison was made between calculated solvent transfer rates (STR) and measured solvent uptake rates (SUR) of P. oleovorans cultures.
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页码:441 / 448
页数:7
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