University of New South Wales
BABS 3031
PART A [BIOPROCESS KINETICS USING BERKLEY MADONNA] SIMULATION 1- BATCH FERMENTATION. 1. Start the simulation When does S reach zero? - The time at which the substrate level reaches zero is at 23.24 hr. What is the biomass level at this time when S reaches 0? - The level of biomass when the substrate level reaches zero is 8.01
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PART A [BIOPROCESS KINETICS USING BERKLEY MADONNA] SIMULATION 1- BATCH FERMENTATION. 1. Start the simulation When does S reach zero? - The time at which the substrate level reaches zero is at 23.24 hr. What is the biomass level at this time when S reaches 0? - The level of biomass when the substrate level reaches zero is 8.01 kg/m3 Why does the biomass stop increasing? - As it is a substrate limited process , Therefore according to the equation - μ= μmax∗S KS+S , when substrate reaches out μ Equals to zero. And as RX = X* μ , when μ equals to zero , biomass stops increasing. Describe what you see with product formation - Unlike biomass, the product formation keeps increasing even after the substrate level reaches zero. Thus stating that it is a non growth associated product formation. - - 2- Effect of changing S0 Effect on final cell yield - As the initial concentration of substrate increases , the final cell yield also increases. Effect on final product yield - With the increase in initial concentration of substrate , the amount of product yield increases. Time taken for cell growth to stop - With the increase in S0 , the time required for the cell growth to stop increases. Do a screen capture of the profiles and save them in your report
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