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Biochemical Engineering

Start up expenses in a fermentation industry varies from

Question: Start up expenses in a fermentation industry varies from
[A].

0-5% of the capital cost

[B].

10-15% of the capital cost

[C].

5-10% of the capital cost

[D].

15-20% of the capital cost

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

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Biochemical Engineering, Downstream Processing

For cost analysis in a fermentor system, the depreciation cost varies from

Question: For cost analysis in a fermentor system, the depreciation cost varies from
[A].

5-6% of the capital cost

[B].

6-7% of the capital cost

[C].

6-10% of the capital cost

[D].

8-10% of the capital cost

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

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Biochemical Engineering, Downstream Processing

Concentration polarization can be reduced further by

Question: Concentration polarization can be reduced further by
[A].

pre filtering the solution

[B].

reducing the flow rate per unit membrane surface area

[C].

back washing periodically

[D].

all of the above

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

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Biochemical Engineering, Downstream Processing

The solvent flux across the membrane can be expressed as (where A is the area, Lp is the membrane permeability, σ is the reflection point, Δp is applied pressure and Δπ is the osmotic pressure)

Question: The solvent flux across the membrane can be expressed as (where A is the area, Lp is the membrane permeability, σ is the reflection point, Δp is applied pressure and Δπ is the osmotic pressure)
[A].

J = Lp(Δp – σΔπ)

[B].

J/A = Lp(Δp – σΔπ)

[C].

J = Lp/σΔπ

[D].

J/A = Lp/Δp

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

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Biochemical Engineering, Downstream Processing