Fed-batch cultures : principles and applications of semi-batch bioreactors
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Fed-batch cultures : principles and applications of semi-batch bioreactors
（Cambridge series in chemical engineering）
Cambridge University Press, 2013
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Many, if not most, industrially important fermentation and bioreactor operations are carried out in fed-batch mode, producing a wide variety of products. In spite of this, there is no single book that deals with fed-batch operations. This is the first book that presents all the necessary background material regarding the 'what, why and how' of optimal and sub-optimal fed-batch operations. Numerous examples are provided to illustrate the application of optimal fed-batch cultures. This unique book, by world experts with decades of research and industrial experience, is a must for researchers and industrial practitioners of fed-batch processes (modeling, control and optimization) in biotechnology, fermentation, food, pharmaceuticals and waste treatment industries.
Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction to fed-batch bioreactors
- 2. Idealised reactors and fed-batch reactors
- 3. Maximisation of reaction rates and fed-batch operation
- 4. Phenomena that favour fed-batch operations
- 5. Classification and characteristics of fed-batch cultures
- 6. Models based on mass balance equations
- 7. Non-equation-based models
- 8. Experimental determination of specific rates
- 9. Optimization via Pontryagin's maximum principle
- 10. Computational techniques
- 11. Optimization of single and multiple isothermal reactions
- 12. Optimization of fed-batch cultures for cell mass production
- 13. Optimization of fed-batch cultures for metabolites
- 14. Simple, intuitive adaptive optimization
- 15. Measurements, estimation and control
- 16. Feasibility assessment and implementable feed rates.
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