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Membrane bioreactors disadvantages

One of the major disadvantages of using these enzymes to reduce ketones is generally the very poor aqueous solubility of the substrates (usually <5-10 mM) and the fact that the co-factor regeneration system is sensitive to organic solvents. To address this limitation, biphasic and membrane bioreactors have been used that allow for moderate to high conversions with often >99% ee for selected products. This has been demonstrated with the (.S )-Adi I from Rhodococcus erythropolis,36-37... [Pg.361]

Continuous lactic acid production from whey permeate is carried out in a process that consists of three separate operations in (1) a bioreactor, (2) an ultrafiltered (UF) model, and (3) an ED cell. With the UF process, recycling of all or part of the biomass is achieved. It is also possible to separate low molecular weight metabolites, such as sodium lactate, resulting from lactose fermentation. This product can then be extracted and concentrated continuously by ED. A disadvantage of continuous lactic acid production is, however, that it tends to clog the ultrafiltration membranes, which restricts permeate flow (Bazinet, 2004). [Pg.173]


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