Method and apparatus for the continuous biocatalytic conversion of aqueous solutions, having one or more degassing stages
CA 2367919 A1 · Owner: Lynch, Francis J. · Inventors: Lynch, Francis J.; Bergin, Joseph; Andersen, Keld
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The invention relates to a method for the continuous biocatalytic conversion of aqueous solutions containing biocatalytically convertible material in a reactor, having one or more converting/degassing stages in parallel or serial interconnection, each converting/degassing stage comprising a bioreactor and a degassing device in serial interconnection where in each converting/degassing , stage in a first process step an aqueous solution containing biocatalytically convertible material is fed in continuous flow to the inlet of the bioreactor where it is contacted with a biocatalyst and where in a second process step , the biocatalytically converted solution is transferred from an outlet …
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