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Venturi aeration of bioreactors
Low solubility of oxygen has resulted in high bioreactor energy requirements in order to supply sufficient oxygen to aerobic bioprocesses. It is desirable to reduce energy consumption in bioreactors to benefit environmental sustainability as well as economic feasibility. This is particularly importa...
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Centre for Bioprocess Engineering Research
2015
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