Bioprocess schematic representation

Figure 5.81. Schematic representation of a bioprocess in a multicomponent foodprocessing system in a normalized concentration/time diagram. The kinetic rate constant, k, of reactions 1-7 is (A. Moser, et al. 1980b) ...

Remember, familiarize yourself with the equipment used in process and bioprocess engineering. In this specific case it is not necessary to learn and become familiar with all classes of dryers, but at least familiarize yourself with its main function. Given that the flow diagram of the process is not included, it is important to read carefully and put the statement of the problem in a clear and schematic figure. Particularly in this problem a good schematic representation of the drying process is critical. As we will see, this t3q>e of problem presents its own special features, and the way mie defines systems is important. Do not be too concerned about its difficulty because we have intentionally included this example for its difficulty to characterize the process and its systems. 

Fig. 11.41 Schematic representation of the bioprocessing plant that is located at the other side of the river...

FIGURE 12 Schematic representation of a radiai fiow coiumn. [From Bioseparation and Bioprocessing A Handbook (1998). Voi. 1, p. 147. Wiiey-VCH Veriag, Weinheim. With permission.]... 

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