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a.) Develop equations for X and S as a function of dilution rate for a continuous...

a.) Develop equations for X and S as a function of dilution rate for a continuous cell culture system. Assuming that the kinetics are governed by an uncompetetive inhibition model.

b.) Plot X, S and "yield of cell mass (g cells/l) per time" versus dilution rate and recommend a dilution rate to operate the reactor at if:

So = 20 g/l

Ks = 1 g/l

I = 0.08 g/l

Y x/s = 0.2 g cells/g substrate

Xo= 0

KI = .02 g/l

m = 0.75 h-1

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Solution:

The specific growth rate is known to be inhibited and also exhibits a death rate which leads to the following expression for the net growth rate:

An unsteady-state material balance on the cells in the culture volume of a continuous reactor (CSTR):

Input + generation = Output + Accumulation

where,

F0 = nutrient solution feed flow rate in dm3/h

X0 = The cell feed concentration in g/dm3,

X = The cell concentration in the reactor and in the outlet stream in g/dm3

V = The liquid phase volume of the culture in dm3.

Rearranging above equation to derive the derivative of (VX) and take the limit delta t -> 0 for constant nutrient flow rate where F0 = F and for no cells in the feed (X0 = 0) gives the following differential equation:

Where, Dilution rate (D) = F/V

For steady state process (dX/dt = 0), So:

Similarly for substrate an unsteady-state material balance in the culture volume of the continuous reactor (CSTR) and no extra cellular product formation yields:

where,

S0 = The substrate feed concentration (g/dm3)

S = The substrate concentration in the reactor and in the outlet stream (g/dm3)

YX/S = The yield coefficient for (g cell/g S).

Thus, the resulting differential equation becomes:

At steady state (dS/dt = 0) then above equation becomes:

By combining dilution rate (D) equation and above equation we will get:

X = YX/S (S0-S)

(b)

After putting all the given values in above equation we will get:

Now drawing Plot of X,S and YX/S Vs dilution rate:

D X S YX/s
0 4 0 0.2
0.1 3.846154 0.769231 0.2
0.2 3.636364 1.818182 0.2
0.3 3.333333 3.333333 0.2
0.4 2.857143 5.714286 0.2
0.5 2 10 0.2
0.6 0 20 0


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