Design of Biochemical Reactors Mass Transfer Criteria for Simple and Complex Systems

Biochemical reactors are treated as heterogeneous catalytic reactors in which physical mass transfer completely or significantly controls the overall rate of the process being promoted in the reactor. The treatment used to develop basic design strategies takes into account the special constraints imposed by biological and biochemical phenomena on the systems.

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