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Dionisi D. Theory and Design of Enzymatic and Fermentation Processes 2ed 2026
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The second edition of Theory and Design of Enzymatic and Fermentation Processes covers the kinetics and design of enzymatic and fermentation processes both under aerobic and anaerobic conditions. It discusses microorganism biochemistry and metabolism concisely, and covers process design, oxygen and heat transfer and scale-up/scale-down topics systematically. The book includes over a hundred solved examples, questions and problems.
Features:
Provides exclusive coverage of enzyme kinetics.
Discusses pertinent aspects of the fermentation process, including kinetics, stoichiometry, mass balances and oxygen transfer.
Explores oxygen transfer theory and its application to fermentation processes.
Reviews stoichiometry and kinetics of fermentation processes.
Includes computer simulations, homework problems, examples, PowerPoint slides and solutions manual.
This book can be a useful resource as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in chemical engineering, as well as for process engineers working with enzymatic and fermentation reactions.
Enzymatic Processes
Introduction to Fermentation Processes
Fermentation Processes: Kinetics and Stoichiometry
Fermentation Processes: Mass Balances and Design for Batch, Continuous and Fed- Batch Reactors
Fermentation Processes: Oxygen Transfer
Fermentation Processes: Heat Generation and Heat Balances
Downstream Processes
Design Summary and Examples of Industrial Fermentation Processes