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[X] [X] [S] [Q ] S [X] [S] [Q ] [QS S [S] Time Time Time (aBatch mode (bFed-batch mode (c)Continuous culture mode S = Substrate conc, X = Microbial... |
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which involves efficient separation and purification technique. Thus, the product of bioprocess may be cell biomass, extracellular component of liq... |
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in centrifuge and ultracentrifuge. Cell disruption: if the product is intracellular, it may be recovered by cell rupture. Cell rupture techniques m... |
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been removed is called raffinate. Purification: Purification techniques include precipitation, chromatography, electrophoresis, membrane separation... |
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[Fig. 10.7(c)]. p p p Reverse Osmosis Osmotic Pressure Pure Saline Pure Saline Pure Saline water water water water water (a) water (b) (c) Fig. 10.... |
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processes, a variety of alcoholic drinks are obtained. Wine and beer are produced without distillation, whereas whisky, brandy and rum are produced... |
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was used for the production of acetic acid; Clostridium butylicum for the production of butyric acid and Lactobacillus sp. for the production of la... |
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fermentation using the ascomycetes. High-yielding strains of Ashbya gossypii is preferred due to its high producing capability of riboflavin. Vacci... |
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is followed for the production of human insulin; a glycerol batch and a continuous methanol fed-batch. This way in industrial applications, a biopr... |
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techniques, such as reverse osmosis, distillation, drying, etc. • Many desired products of animals, plants and microbial origin have been commercia... |
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UNIT IV Bioremediation Chapter 11: Bioremediation Reprint 2025-26 Ananda Mohan Chakrabarty (4 April 1938 – 10 July 2020 ) Ananda M. Chakrabarty is ... |
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and poses threat to the ecosystem and its flora and 11.4 Bioremediation of fauna including human beings. It is very much desirable Pesticides thats... |
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Concentration (mg/L) before treatment after treatment Suspended Solids (SS) 100–750 Upto 35 Total Nitrogen 20–80 Upto 15 Total Phosphorus 05–20 Upt... |
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the purpose of estimation of BOD of a sewage sample (in which the organic load may be too high and dissolved oxygen is too low to be measured), the... |
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Ascaris lumbricoides Ascariasis Schistosoma sp. Schistosomiasis Fasciola hepatica Fascioliasis Taenia saginata Taeniasis BiotechnologyXII Reprint 2... |
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called primary sludge, which is removed for further processing. At this point, treatment efficiency ranges from 30 to 40 percent BOD removal. Follo... |
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stages. During activated sludge process a large volume of compressed air is passed through sewage to maintain aerobic condition. Aerobic microbes, ... |
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filter Another form of secondary treatment is trickling filter process in which the sewage, after primary treatment, is sprayed by the arms of a ro... |
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and phosphorus rich streams into the lake. As explained above, organic debris and silt gradually pile up making the lake shallower and warmer. The ... |
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anaerobic microorganisms to process waste material in the absence of oxygen. These microorganisms digest the complex organic material to grow and r... |
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2 bottom of the settling tank and is removed. Nitrogen is present mainly as ammonia and it is removed by volatilisation (vigorous aeration at eleva... |
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materials, hazardous waste, ashes, special waste Commercial Stores, hotels, restaurants, Paper, cardboard, plastics, wood, markets, office, buildin... |
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that is discarded or is no longer useful. Solid waste management is an important aspect of urban area management. Identification of the Improper di... |
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level can be achieved by using a suitable container. The contents of the container after a few weeks can be used as fertiliser. Vegetable waste and... |
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while handling waste. The waste collected at community collection site should be taken to a designated city disposal site as and when the need is f... |
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