Process Engineering Aspects of Immobilized Cell Systems
Published on 30. June 1986
Book
Hardback
334 pages
978-0-08-032646-7 (ISBN)
Description
Evolved from the conference held in Manchester in March 1984, this book brings existing present knowledge and experience together providing a sound basis for future developments and a guide to those entering the field.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Publishing group
Elsevier Science & Technology
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
ISBN-13
978-0-08-032646-7 (9780080326467)
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Content
(partial) Cell Immobilisation: Immobilised cells, their applications and potential, B Atkinson. Methods of immobilising cells, C Bucke. Immobilised biocatalysts, the choice between enzymes and cells, S Birnbaum et al. Immobilised Cell Reactors: Reactor configuration for immobilised cells, M M da Fonseca et al. Characteristics and performance of immobilised cell reactors, G M Black. Operational considerations in the use of immobilised cells, A N Emery & D A Mitch;ll. Immobilised Cell Particles: The characteristics of immobilised cell particles, N W F Kossen. Biomass hold-up in immobilised cell reactors, C Webb. Activity of immobilised cell particles, F Mavituna. Immobilised cell physiology, J G Anderson. Industrial Applications: The two fluidised bed reactor for wastewater treatment, P F Cooper. Evaluation of the Captor process for uprating an overload sewage works, P F Cooper et al. An industrial scale immobilised enzyme system, M Daniels. Immobilised plant and animal cells, A Rosevear & C A Lambe; Supplementary Contributions: The retention of biomass in fast-flowing systems, D Oakley. Physiological behaviour of alginate immobilised cells, J P Callegari et al.