Kinetic batch reactor model (Monod)
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Description
The Monod-based kinetic batch reactor model is a mathematical model that describes the growth of microorganisms and substrate consumption in a closed system. It relates the rate of biomass change to the concentration of a limiting substrate and includes a death rate coefficient to account for microbial decay.
Contained entities
| biomass-substrate kinetic equations (Monod) | |
| represents substrate concentration | |
| represents Monod constant | |
| represents maximum specific growth rate | |
| represents biomass concentration | |
| represents death rate coefficient | |
| represents biomass growth rate | |
| represents substrate consumption rate | |
| represents yield coefficient | |
Computational tasks
References
| Kinetics and Performance of Biological Activated Carbon Reactor for Advanced Treatment of Textile Dye Wastewater | (use) |
Further links
| Item | Property |
|---|---|
| biological wastewater treatment | modelled by |
| kinetic batch reactor model (Haldane) | specialized by |
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