Data Acquisition Systems in Bioprocesses

  • Ricardo C
  • Rigon M
  • Souza Vandenberghe L
  • et al.
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Abstract

Data acquisition systems in bioprocesses have distinct working specification. These processes normally involves microbial cells, vegetable cells, mammalian cells, microalgae cells or even enzymatic biochemical reactions, which implicates in time required for biochemical transformations and biomolecules production. Monitoring bioprocesses do not require real time monitor, because low times intervals (minutes or seconds) do not present significant differences on process parameters values. Bioprocesses are important area in the biotechnology and they are applied in many industries. It has many reaction routes available at any time, each one permitting a different distribution of biomolecules and products based on the conditions under which the fermentation process takes place. Control techniques are indicated to improve the productivity, yield and efficiency of the biotechnological processes. In the bioprocesses, it is very important to have a real time analysis of the process for creating a product with high speed, quality and economy. Knowing the parameters which affect biomolecule formation as well as the concentration of the nutrients, and develop or chose a cheap and simple system capable of on line measurements are required for bioprocesses control.

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Ricardo, C., Rigon, M., Souza Vandenberghe, L. P. de, Pedroni Medeiros, A. B., Junior Letti, L. A., & Sturm, W. (2012). Data Acquisition Systems in Bioprocesses. In Data Acquisition Applications. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/48466

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