The production of a product P from a particular gram-negative bacteria follows the Monod growth lawmax Cs CoKs + C,rg=with max(a) The reaction is to be carried out in a batch reactor with the initial cell concentration of Cco = 0.1 g/dm³and substrate concentration of Cso = 20 g/dm³.=1 h-¹, Ks = 0.25 g/dm³, and Y₁ = 0.5 g/g.c/s=p/cCc Cco + Yc/s(Cs0 - Cs)=Plot rg, -rs-re, Cs, and Co as a function of time.The reaction is now to be car(b)dilution rate at which wash-outout in a CSTR with Cso = 20 g/dm³ and Cco = 0. What is theoccurs?(c) For the conditions in part (b), what is the dilution rate that will give the maximum product rate0.15 g/g? What are the concentrations Cc, C₁, Cp, and ―r, at this value of D?(g/h) if Y

Given that, rg=μmaxCsCcKs+Cs with μmax=1h-1, Ks=0.25g/dm3,…

The production of a product P from a particular gram-negative bacteria follows the Monod growth law max CsCc rg = Ks+Cs = with μmax = 1 h-¹, Ks = 0.25 g/dm³, and Yc/s 0.5 g/g. (a) The reaction is to be carried out in a batch reactor with the initial cell concentration of Cco = 0.1 g/dm³ and substrate concentration of C5o = 20 g/dm³. Cc Cco+Yc/s(Cs0 - Cs) Plot r-rs-re Cs, and C as a function of time. (b) The reaction is now to be carried out in a CSTR with Cso = 20 g/dm³ and Co = 0. What is the dilution rate at which wash-out occurs? (c) For the conditions in part (b), what is the dilution rate that will give the maximum product rate (g/h) if Y = 0.15 g/g? What are the concentrations C, C₁, C₂, and -r, at this value of D?

The production of a product P from a particular gram-negative bacteria follows the Monod growth law max CsCc rg = Ks+Cs = with μmax = 1 h-¹, Ks = 0.25 g/dm³, and Yc/s 0.5 g/g. (a) The reaction is to be carried out in a batch reactor with the initial cell concentration of Cco = 0.1 g/dm³ and substrate concentration of C5o = 20 g/dm³. Cc Cco+Yc/s(Cs0 - Cs) Plot r-rs-re Cs, and C as a function of time. (b) The reaction is now to be carried out in a CSTR with Cso = 20 g/dm³ and Co = 0. What is the dilution rate at which wash-out occurs? (c) For the conditions in part (b), what is the dilution rate that will give the maximum product rate (g/h) if Y = 0.15 g/g? What are the concentrations C, C₁, C₂, and -r, at this value of D?

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