E.coli is cultivated in continuous culture under aerobic conditions with a glucose limitation. When the system...

 

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E.coli is cultivated in continuous culture under aerobic conditions with a glucose limitation. When the system is operate at D = 0.2 h¹, determine the effluent glucose and biomass concentrations by using the following equations. (So=5 g/l and YM x/s = 0.4 g X/g S) a) Monod equation: Mm-0.25 h¹, K,- 100 mg/l. b) Tessier equation: μm-0.25 h¹,K=0.005 (mg/1) ¹. c) Moser equation: m = 0.25 h¹, K,- 100 mg/l, n=1.5 d) Contois equation: μm = 0.25 h¹¹, Ksx=0.04 mg/1. E.coli is cultivated in continuous culture under aerobic conditions with a glucose limitation. When the system is operate at D = 0.2 h¹, determine the effluent glucose and biomass concentrations by using the following equations. (So=5 g/l and YM x/s = 0.4 g X/g S) a) Monod equation: Mm-0.25 h¹, K,- 100 mg/l. b) Tessier equation: μm-0.25 h¹,K=0.005 (mg/1) ¹. c) Moser equation: m = 0.25 h¹, K,- 100 mg/l, n=1.5 d) Contois equation: μm = 0.25 h¹¹, Ksx=0.04 mg/1.

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