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Slide1
Mode of Fermentation; Batch, Fed Batch and Continuous
Sri Kumalaningsih
Slide2Outline
Overview
Batch fermentationFed batch fermentationContinuous fermentation
Slide3Outline
Overview
Batch fermentationFed Batch cultureContinuous cultureGrowth kinetics
Slide4Batch fermentation
Most fermentations are batch processes
Nutrients and the inoculum are added to the sterile fermenter and left to get on with it!
Anti-foaming agent may be added.Once the desired amount of product is present in the
fermenter
the contents are drained off and the product is extracted
.
After emptying, the
tank is cleaned & prepared
for a new batch.
Slide5Slide6Slide7Product examples
Food grade ethanol (cosmetics and pharmacy)WineKimchiSaurkrautAstaxantin
Slide8Outline
Overview
Batch fermentationFed Batch cultureContinuous cultureGrowth kinetics
Slide9Slide10INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF FED-BATCH
Penicillin
Glucose, phenyl acetic acid, ammonia source CephalosporinGlucose, methionine
StreptomycinGlucose, ammonia sourceGlutamic acid
Urea, ethanol, (acetic acid)
Amylase
Carbon source
Bakers Yeast
Glucose
Citric acid
Glucose, ammonia
Slide11Continuous fermentation
Some products are made by a continuous culture system.Sterile medium is added to the fermentation with a balancing withdrawal of broth for product extraction.
Slide12ADVANTAGES / DISADVANTAGES OF CC
Advantages Uniformity of operation Process demands are constant
i.e. continuous cycle of sterilisation, fermentation, harvesting, extraction Once in steady-state demands re process control are constant i.e. oxygen demand
Disadvantages
>>
high cost
Susceptibility to
contamination
Duration of run is longer
increased chance of contamination
Strain degeneration arising from large number of generations
Slide13Overflow
Effluent
Fresh medium from
reservoir
Sterile air
Flow-rate
regulator
Stirrer
Culture
Set up for Continuous culture
Slide14APPLICATION
OF CONTINUOUS CULTURE
INDUSTRY; Waste-treatment Single-cell protein Continuous beer production Continuous amino acids, organic acids production
Continuous ethanol Continuous bakers yeast
Slide15TYPES
OF CONTINUOUS CULTURE
Method of control; Chemostat
- regulated by control of concentration of limiting nutrient
Turbidostat
- regulated by biomass using optical density (photoelectric cell)
Biostat
- regulated by systems monitoring biomass other than optical density (
e.g
CO
2
production)
Slide16Cell
Number
Time in Hours
Steady State
The development of growth in a
chemostat
Inoculation
m
max
Population density increases
Nutrient limitation causes decrease in
m
Growth rate equals loss of cell biomass
Slide17MODIFICATIONS
OF BASIC CHEMOSTAT
MULTI-STAGEDifferent environments or growth rates in the various reactors (e.g. 1st biomass, 2nd product)
SINGLE STAGE WITH CELL RECYCLEApplication in activated sludge waste-treatmentRelationship between D and different when recycle used.
EFFECT OF FEEDBACK;
1. Increase biomass conc. in
fermenter
- lower in effluent
2. Decrease residual substrate
3. Maximise rate of product formation
4.
Dri
f
t
is increased - useful when substrate is dilute
Slide18F
1
S
R
X
1
S
1
V
1
F
O2
S
R2
X
2
S
2
V
2
F
2
Chemostats in series
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Growth Kinetics
Involved by:
Binary fisionGrowth Curve
Spesific growth rate
Substrate utilization
Monod Equation
Slide2020
(1) The steps of binary fision
Slide2121
(2) Growth Curve
Lag phase
Log phase
Stationary phase
Death phase
Slide2222
The steps of growth
2
1
3
4
5
6
Slide2323
The steps of growth (1)
(1) Fase permulaan
Karakteristik:
Terjadi adaptasi oleh mikroba yang diinokulasikan
Mikroba memproduksi berbagai macam enzim dan zat antara yang berguna bagi pertumbuhan
Sel-sel mikroba mulai membesar
Akan tetapi belum terjadi pembelahan
1
Slide2424
The steps of growth (2)
(2) Fase pertumbuhan yang dipercepat
Karakteristik:
Bakteri mulai membelah diri
Akan tetapi waktu generasinya masih panjang
Fase permulaan dan pertumbuhan yang dipercepat biasa disebut dengan lag-phase
2
Slide2525
The steps of growth (3)
(3) Fase pertumbuhan logaritma
Karakteristik:
Pada fase ini kecepatan pembelahan paling tinggi
Waktu generasinya pendek dan konstan
Metabolisme terjadi paling pesat
Keadaan terus berlangsung sampai salah satu nutrien habis
Atau terjadi penimbunan racun akibat metabolisme yang menyebabkan terhambatnya pertumbuhan
3
Slide2626
The steps of growth (4)
(4) Fase pertumbuhan yang mulai terhambat
Karakteristik:
Kecepatan pembelahan berkurang
Sel yang mati bertambah banyak
Terjadi karena makin berkurangnya nutrien dan bertambahnya racun
Terdapat perubahan kondisi fermantasi (misal perubahan pH, kenaikan suhu)
4
Slide2727
The steps of growth (5)
(5) Fase stasioner yang maksimum
Karakteristik:
Terjadi penurunan kadar nutrien dan penimbunan zat racun
Kecepatan pembelahan berkurang
Jumlah bakteri yang mati semakin meningkat
Jumlah bakteri yang dihasilkan sama dengan jumlah bakteri yang mati sehingga jumlah bakteri
konstan
5
Slide2828
The steps of growth (6)
(6) Fase kematian yang dipercepat dan kematian logaritma
Karakteristik:
Disebut juga dengan fase menurun
Kematian terus meningkat
Kecepatan pembelahan menjadi nol
Setelah sampai pada fase kematian logaritma kecepatan kematian mencapai maksimal dan jumlah sel menurun dengan cepat
6
Slide2929
Steps of growth
Slide3030
3. Specific growth rate
ln X
Waktu
Slope =
X
Waktu
a
b
c
d
e
f
Slide312. Specific growth rate
(laju pertumbuhan spesifik pada setiap
waktu
pertumbuhan
dapat
ditentukan
sebagai
berikut
:
Akumulasi
sel
=
pertumbuhan
–
pengeluaran
–
sel
yang
mati
Keterangan
:
F =
laju
alir
V = volume
kultur
=
laju
kematian
spesifik
Untuk
Kultur
Curah
(
Batch
)
Untuk
Kultur
Fed
Batch
dx/dt=0
μ
= D
di mana D =
F
V
Slide324. Substrate Utilization
Laju
Penggunaan SubstratAkumulasi Substrat
=
substrat
masuk
–
substrat
yang
dikonsumsi
untuk
pertumbuhan – substrat yang dikonsumsi untuk
sistesis
produk
–
substr
a
t
yang
dikonsumsi
untuk
perawatan
–
substrat
keluar
4. Substrat Utilization Rate
Laju
Penggunaan Substrat
F =
Laju
alir
(l/jam)
V = Volume
kultur
(l)
S
0
= [
substrat
yang
masuk
] (g/l)
Y
x
/s
=
koefisien
rendemen
biomassa
Y
p
/s
=
koefisien
rendemen
produk
=
laju
pertumbuhan
spesifik
q
p
=
laju
pembentukan
produk
spesifik
m
=
koefisien
pemeliharaan
Slide344. Specific Utilization Rate
Untuk
Kultur Curah/batch:
Laju
penggunaan
substrat
spesifik
(
q
s
)
Untuk
Kultur
fed
batch:
Slide35Terima Kasih
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