Hydrodynamics and mass transfer characteristics of packed bubble columns

Biotechnological production of itaconic acid and its biosynthesis in Aspergillus terreus

“…Therefore, various types of reactors, including the bubble column (Yoshida 1988), packed bubble column (Abraham and Sawant 1990), tubular reactor (Moser 1991), and air-lift reactor (ALR) (Siegel et al 1986), have been examined in detail. The ALR has been widely studied because it does not require mechanical agitation and therefore does not have moving parts.…”

Biotechnological production of itaconic acid and its biosynthesis in Aspergillus terreus

“…Therefore, various types of reactors, including the bubble column (Yoshida 1988), packed bubble column (Abraham and Sawant 1990), tubular reactor (Moser 1991), and air-lift reactor (ALR) (Siegel et al 1986), have been examined in detail. The ALR has been widely studied because it does not require mechanical agitation and therefore does not have moving parts.…”

Fluiddynamik und Stofftransport in gepackten Blasensäulen

“…Mit Hilfe der stationären Natriumsulfitmethode nach Linek und Vacek [7] [8,9]. Die Autoren berichten über-einstimmen von einer Steigerung des k L aWertes, der umso gröûer ist, je kleiner der hydraulische Durchmesser der jeweils eingesetzten Packungsart gewählt wird.…”

Gas‐Liquid Mass Transfer in Fibrous Bed Reactor with Counter‐Current Liquid Recycle

“…There is a significant amount of research on the gas flow regimes, the gas holdup, and the static gas fraction in threephase fixed beds under ambient operating conditions [10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. Mass transfer in biofilter fixed beds has been studied recently by Maldonado et al [16] and before that by Deront et al [12].…”

Biotechnological production of itaconic acid and its biosynthesis in Aspergillus terreus

“…Therefore, various types of reactors, including the bubble column (Yoshida 1988), packed bubble column (Abraham and Sawant 1990), tubular reactor (Moser 1991), and air-lift reactor (ALR) (Siegel et al 1986), have been examined in detail. The ALR has been widely studied because it does not require mechanical agitation and therefore does not have moving parts.…”

Fluiddynamik und Stofftransport in gepackten Blasensäulen

“…Mit Hilfe der stationären Natriumsulfitmethode nach Linek und Vacek [7] [8,9]. Die Autoren berichten über-einstimmen von einer Steigerung des k L aWertes, der umso gröûer ist, je kleiner der hydraulische Durchmesser der jeweils eingesetzten Packungsart gewählt wird.…”

Gas‐Liquid Mass Transfer in Fibrous Bed Reactor with Counter‐Current Liquid Recycle

“…There is a significant amount of research on the gas flow regimes, the gas holdup, and the static gas fraction in threephase fixed beds under ambient operating conditions [10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. Mass transfer in biofilter fixed beds has been studied recently by Maldonado et al [16] and before that by Deront et al [12].…”

Biotechnological production of itaconic acid and its biosynthesis in Aspergillus terreus

“…Therefore, various types of reactors, including the bubble column (Yoshida 1988), packed bubble column (Abraham and Sawant 1990), tubular reactor (Moser 1991), and air-lift reactor (ALR) (Siegel et al 1986), have been examined in detail. The ALR has been widely studied because it does not require mechanical agitation and therefore does not have moving parts.…”

Fluiddynamik und Stofftransport in gepackten Blasensäulen

“…Mit Hilfe der stationären Natriumsulfitmethode nach Linek und Vacek [7] [8,9]. Die Autoren berichten über-einstimmen von einer Steigerung des k L aWertes, der umso gröûer ist, je kleiner der hydraulische Durchmesser der jeweils eingesetzten Packungsart gewählt wird.…”

Gas‐Liquid Mass Transfer in Fibrous Bed Reactor with Counter‐Current Liquid Recycle

“…There is a significant amount of research on the gas flow regimes, the gas holdup, and the static gas fraction in threephase fixed beds under ambient operating conditions [10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. Mass transfer in biofilter fixed beds has been studied recently by Maldonado et al [16] and before that by Deront et al [12].…”