Example 14.1 The diffusivity coefficient of oxygen into a fermentation broth was noted to be 7.3 x 10-10 m/s. The thickness of the stagnant liquid film was calculated to be 5.1 microns. Calculate...


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Example 14.1<br>The diffusivity coefficient of oxygen into a fermentation broth was noted to be 7.3 x 10-10<br>m/s. The thickness of the stagnant liquid film was calculated to be 5.1 microns. Calculate<br>AIZIRWAN M<br>the mass transfer coefficient using film theory.<br>Example 14.2<br>In the aerobic fermentation process of Example 14.1, air is bubbled from bottom through a<br>sparger. The air bubble has a diameter of 2.6 mm and has a rise velocity of 14 cm/s. Find the<br>mass transfer coefficient based on penetration theory.<br>Solution: It is also direct application of Eq (14.6) and Eq (14.5). We calculate the penetration<br>time period,0 by Eq (14.6) and then calculate K, by Eq (14.5).<br>

Extracted text: Example 14.1 The diffusivity coefficient of oxygen into a fermentation broth was noted to be 7.3 x 10-10 m/s. The thickness of the stagnant liquid film was calculated to be 5.1 microns. Calculate AIZIRWAN M the mass transfer coefficient using film theory. Example 14.2 In the aerobic fermentation process of Example 14.1, air is bubbled from bottom through a sparger. The air bubble has a diameter of 2.6 mm and has a rise velocity of 14 cm/s. Find the mass transfer coefficient based on penetration theory. Solution: It is also direct application of Eq (14.6) and Eq (14.5). We calculate the penetration time period,0 by Eq (14.6) and then calculate K, by Eq (14.5).

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