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where f(tc ) is the CTD, tc the range of circulation times, tc the mean circulation time, the standard deviation of the measured mean circulation time, the normalized standard deviation with respect to the mean circulation time, and l and l the mean and standard deviation of a lognormal distribution, respectively. As an example, eqs. (18-51) (18-53) have been used to calculate the CTD and the cumulative CTD for mean circulation times of 20, 40, and 120 s using a standard deviation of 8.9 s [as reported by Bajpai and Reuss (1982) for a 100 m3 fermenter] and are shown in Figure 18-3a. For tc = 20, 40, and 120 s, the circulation times are distributed in the ranges 0 to 90 s, 0 to 180 s, and 0 to 360 s, respectively. The cumulative CTD can be used with an estimate of the oxygen consumption time (toc ) to determine the percentage of cells that may be subjected to conditions of oxygen starvation. The maximum oxygen consumption rate for a Bacillus subtilis culture was determined to be 4.73 10 6 mol/g cell per second (Amanullah et al., 1993a,b). At a biomass concentration of 3 g/L and assuming zero-order kinetics, it would take 10 s to reduce the DOT from 50% of air saturation to zero. As an example, this time (toc ) is depicted by a dotted line in Figure 18-3a. Thus, the percentages of cells exposed to oxygen-depleted conditions for tc = 20, 40, and 120 s have been estimated as 66%, 88%, and 98%, respectively, from the intersection of this line with the respective cumulative CTD curves. Similar calculations to show the in uence of increasing mean circulation times on the percentage of

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