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The course is building on the basic knowledge of chemical engineering by the student and develops applications in bioengineering. Basic approaches including mass and energy balances, transport processes and reaction kinetics are synthesized to provide quantitative description of processes used in bioengineering. Special attention is given to reaction-transport processes in enzyme reactors and reactors with living cultures of microorganisms. Poslední úprava: Schreiber Igor (30.08.2013)
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Students will be able to: apply quantitative approaches of chemical engineering to biosystems design basic types of enzyme reactors and bioreactors design suitable unit operations for modification of inlets and outles from the bioreactor Poslední úprava: Schreiber Igor (27.09.2013)
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Z: Shuler M. L., Kargi F., Bioprocess Engineering. Basic Concepts, Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, 2002, 0-13-081908-5 D: Blanch H. W., Clark D. S., Biochemical Engineering,CRC Taylor and Francis, Boca Raton, 1997, 0-8247-0099-6 Poslední úprava: Schreiber Igor (11.09.2013)
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1. Enzyme catalysis, thermodynamics of enzyme reactions, limitin cases 2. Enzyme reactors, mathematical models and their analysis 3. Immobilized enzymes, effects of mass transport 4. Effectiveness factor, Damköhler number, analysis of heterogeneous enz. systems 5. Microbial growth, stoichiometry of growth, product formation 6. Growth in batch systems 7. Growth in continual systems 8. Structured vs unstructured models of growth 9. Construction and operation of some fermentor types 10. Stirring and aeration 11. Mixed microbial cultures and their interaction 12. Chemostat dynamics with mixed cultures 13. Operating conditions, scale-up 14. Metabolic engineering, metabolic networks Poslední úprava: Schreiber Igor (27.09.2013)
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see recommended literature Poslední úprava: Schreiber Igor (11.09.2013)
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Unit operations of chemical engineering I and II Poslední úprava: Schreiber Igor (11.09.2013)
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