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Energy consuming and energy producing products Technology for Biobased Products Sef Heijnen, Department of Biotechnology, Faculty of Applied Sciences Pseudo steady state flux coupling Substrate limitation q s (c s ) (constant T, pH,


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Sef Heijnen, Department of Biotechnology, Faculty of Applied Sciences

Energy consuming and energy producing products

Technology for Biobased Products

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Pseudo steady state flux coupling

qp(cs) μ(cs) qs(cs)

Product produces energy = anaerobic Product consumes energy = aerobic Substrate limitation à qs(cs) (constant T, pH, pressure)

Black box qCO2(cs) qi(cs)

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Substrate uptake

qs cs

Hyperbolic function of qs

Parameters qs,max and Ks

Energy consuming and energy producing product

  • Assumed to be constant
  • Need to be determined
  • Depends on organism,

substrate, T and pH

,max * s s s s s

c q K c q = +

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Substrate for maintenance energy

Repair ms Leakage Degradation Energy producing product Energy consuming product

Anaerobic ms = 0.05 (mol glucose/h)/mol x Aerobic ms = 0.005 (mol glucose/h)/mol x

energy

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Black box model energy consuming product

qp(cs) μ(cs) qs(cs)

|ms| |a| |b| Branchpoint

Herbert-Pirt substrate distribution relation

qs = a*μ + b*qp + ms qp(μ) = non-linear

Kinetic coupling of qp and μ

mol s mol x mol s mol p

growth product maintenance

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Aerobic black box PDO model

Glucose uptake rate

  • qs = 0.20 cs / (0.5 + cs)

Herbert-Pirt substrate distribution

  • qs = 0.25 μ + 0.8 qp+ 0.005

Non-linear qp(μ) relation qp = 0.05 μ /(0.03 + μ) 3 equations 4 variables = 1 free variable which can be μ or cs

growth product maintenance

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Economics aerobic PDO production

= 1.05 + 5μ + 0.003/μ |qs/qp|= mol glucose

mol PDO

|qs/qp|= 0.25 μ + 0.8 + 0.005 . 0.05 μ /(0.03 + μ) 0.05 μ /(0.03 + μ)

mol glucose mol PDO

0.25 μ + 0.8 qp+ 0.005 0.05 μ /(0.03 + μ) = qs qp =

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0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 0.1 0.2 0.3 μ (h-1)

Economics aerobic PDO production

μopt = 0.0245 qp,opt= 0.0227 qs,opt = 0.0294

mol x / h mol x in fermenter mol PDO / h mol x in fermenter mol glucose / h mol x in fermenter

=1.29

mol glucose mol PDO 0.0294 0.0227

=|qs/qp|=

mol glucose mol PDO 0.80 Herbert-Pirt

= 1.05 + 5μ + 0.003/μ |qs/qp|= mol glucose

mol PDO

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  • qs,opt = 0.25 μ,opt

+ 0.8 qp,opt + 0.005

  • qs,opt = 0.25*0.0245 + 0.8*0.0227 + 0.005
  • qs,opt = 0.0062

+ 0.0182 + 0.005

growth = 21% product = 62% maintenance = 17%

Economics aerobic PDO production

μopt = 0.0245 qp,opt= 0.0227 qs,opt = 0.0294

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Anaerobic BB model energy producing product

qs(cs)

|ms| |a| ethanol

μ(cs)

Herbert-Pirt substrate distribution relation Stoichiometric (energy) coupling of qp and μ

qs = a*μ + ms qp = ap*μ + mp = linear qp(cs)

energy

growth maintenance

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Summary black box model

Energy producing product Energy consuming product

Aerobic Anaerobic

qs = a*μ + b* qp + ms qp (μ) is non linear qs = a*μ + ms qp = ap*μ + mp which is linear

,max * s s s s s

c q q K c = +

,max * s s s s s

c q q K c = +

Kinetic coupling qp and μ Stoichiometric (energy) coupling qp and μ

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See you in the next unit!