Nitrite Conversion by Immobilized Nitrobacter agilis Cells in an Air-Lift Loop Bioreactor Cascade : Effects of Combined Substrate and Product Inhibition

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• The feasibility of nitrite conversion by immobilized Nitrobacter agilis in an air-lift loop bioreactor cascade was examined. Especially the effects of substrate and product inhibition on the performance of the reactor series were studied. A significant improvement in the degree of substrate conversion was observed with the reactor series as compared to a single vessel at the same overall residence time. The experiments were simulated by a dynamic model that estimates biomass concentration profiles across gel beads in time, incorporating effects of diffusion limitation and substrate and product inhibiton. The trend of the model estimates agrees well with the experiments.

• 公益社団法人日本生物工学会の論文
• 1996-05-25

著者

• De Gooijer

  Wageningen Agricultural University Department Of Food Science Food And Bioprocess Engineering Group

• Tramper Johannes

  Wageningen University Department Of Agrotechnology And Food Sciences Food And Bioprocess Engineering

• Bakker Wilfried

  (present Address)department Of The Science Of Food Of Animal Origin Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine U

• KERS PATRICK

  Wageningen Agricultural University, Department of Food Science, Food and Bioprocess Engineering Grou

• BEEFTINK HENDRIK

  Wageningen Agricultural University, Department of Food Science, Food and Bioprocess Engineering Grou

• Tramper Johannes

  Wageningen Agricultural University Department Of Food Science Food And Bioprocess Engineering Group

• Beeftink Hendrik

  Wageningen Agricultural University Department Of Food Science Food And Bioprocess Engineering Group

• Kers Patrick

  Wageningen Agricultural University Department Of Food Science Food And Bioprocess Engineering Group

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