| A bioreactor is a key element of cardiovascular tissue engineering technologies. |
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| Bringing air into the bottom of the bioreactor promotes aerobic conditions. |
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| A membrane bioreactor consists of some biological item or items in association with a membrane. |
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| Sand bioreactor effluent is typically very clear with low biochemical oxygen demand and ammonia levels. |
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| To create the custom-made ligaments, the harvested cells are cultured in vitro in a specially designed bioreactor with a collagen or other suitable biodegradable matrix. |
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| The tanks from an existing aeration basin can be retrofitted with a drain, filled with suitable sand, and a distribution system for use as a sand bioreactor. |
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| On the ultrafiltration skid is a tangential water filter which is coupled to the anaerobic bioreactor. |
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| These include the membrane bioreactor process, the ballasted floc reactor, and the integrated fixed-film activated sludge process. |
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| The project is designed to develop the chicken into a pharmaceutical bioreactor, one that can meet the growing need for protein-based human therapeutics. |
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| Category B2 sites may e.g. be further subdivided into bioreactor landfills and landfills for less reactive, biologically treated waste. |
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| This technology consists of an enzyme bioreactor designed to operate in an aqueous environment. |
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| The project consists of two bioreactor tanks, each at a different stage of algae production. |
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| Pilot-scale research was conducted to develop a new technology using an anaerobic membrane bioreactor to treat municipal wastewater. |
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| It allows all carbon sources and energy to be focused on expanding the bioreactor cell count prior to induction. |
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| Some of this product could be composted or processed through a bioreactor locally to produce liquid or solid soil amendments. |
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| These load cells are directly integrated into the process logic controller of a fermenter or bioreactor and their signals are further processed. |
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| In conjunction with Sartorius balances, the bioreactor enables automatic feeding and harvesting in perfusion processes. |
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| Technoeconomic assessment of phenanthrene degradation by Pseudomonas stutzeri CECT 930 in a batch bioreactor. |
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| Thanks to the bioreactor, which will be used to compost the school's putrescible waste, the Défi Coop group received a Palme verte award from the Montréal Nature Museums Foundation. |
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| This year, the Bioprocess Centre used its recently operational 500-L bioreactor to produce a total volume of 5500 L of adenovirus cultures for 20092010 rabies vaccination campaign in Ontario and Quebec. |
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| Carbon filter unit: This module eliminates all residues of organic compounds and corrects the water's colour after the aerobic bioreactor has removed remaining solids and organic compounds. |
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| The Zenon system itself uses membranes in combination with a bioreactor to produce a higher quality effluent than conventional wastewater treatment. |
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| As the flow of MLSS into the clarifier increases, the rate of recycle of sludge from the clarifier to the bioreactor also increases, and thus sludge is not allowed to accumulate in the clarifier. |
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| Among all types of bioreactor designs that have been proposed so far capillary hollow-fibre systems remain the most commonly used. |
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| Efforts have also been undertaken with genetically modified alga in a bioreactor. |
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| The fermenter specialist Infors is his know-how partner of choice for the development of a bioreactor that is suitable for the speedy, cost-efficient implementation of biodegradation processes. |
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| This bioreactor process joins incineration and composting as Army-approved methods for cleaning up contamination. |
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| Instead, the iRAD uses natural blood pressure supplied by the heart. Once they have been separated, both fluid and filtrate are passed through the bioreactor. |
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| Kinetics of ethanol production by a thermotolerant mutant of Saccharomyces cerevisiae in a microprocessor controlled bioreactor. |
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| For free cells the traditional bioreactor, fermenter, or chemostat can grow cells such as bacteria, algae, yeast, et al. |
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| To respond to increasing production levels and to treat effluents more efficiently, the purification plant was renovated in 2005 and a membrane bioreactor was installed. |
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| The Biotech demonstration project on high cell density bioreactor aims at producing therapeutic proteins in large amounts, fast and at competitive prices. |
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| Studies will be coupled with microbial characterization to provide a basic understanding for the development of future landfill bioreactor management strategies. |
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| By putting bacteria to work, a new bioreactor produces hydrogen hundreds of times as fast as previous prototypes. |
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| The revolutionary bioreactor transforms biogenic fats and oils into biodiesel with unprecedented speed of only 2-3 seconds. |
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| Whether the biopolymer is brittle, elastic or sticky depends on the type of microorganism, the carbon substrates, and the growth conditions in the bioreactor. |
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| First, there will be little reaction in the settler so that the concentrations of soluble constituents in the recycle stream are the same as those in the bioreactor. |
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| Rather than consume electricity to treat industrial wastewater, Emefcy's electrogenic bioreactor uses microbial fuel cell technology to produce electricity. |
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