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Introduction on Scale UpIntroduction on Scale UpFine Chemicals : Fine Chemicals :
From Lab to Plant SiteFrom Lab to Plant Site
ByByWiratni, PhDWiratni, PhD
Gadjah Mada UniversityGadjah Mada UniversityYogyakarta - IndonesiaYogyakarta - Indonesia
Evolution of chemical engineeringEvolution of chemical engineering
Global trend in chemical industries
Mass production Specialties/fine chemicalsFocused on CONVERSION Emphasized on PROPERTIES
‘Conventional’Chemical Engineering
New view in chemical engineering:Product Engineering
Chemical industries in developing Chemical industries in developing countriescountries
DESIGNERS PROCESSENGINEERS
LICENCES
OPERATIONS
NET PROFIT
Flexibility for changesFlexibility for changesInternationalchemical giants(DuPont, BASF, Dow)
Chemicalplantsin developing countries
Natural resources
Commoditization
Specialties
LICENSE!
STRONG R & D
Rawmaterials
Crudeproducts
Finechemicals
Price scale
Chemicalengineering
Productengineering
Position of BiotechnologyPosition of Biotechnology
Highly specific in producing particular Highly specific in producing particular compounds compounds important role in fine important role in fine chemical productionchemical production
Characteristics:Characteristics:
- higher level of uncertainty- higher level of uncertainty
- decreasing performance of - decreasing performance of microorganismsmicroorganisms
Bioprocess EngineeringBioprocess Engineering
BIOREACTOR
Raw material (substrate)
Microorganism/enzyme
PURIFICATIONUNITS
FermentationBroth
Product
WASTE
DOWNSTREAMPROCESSING
Downstream processingDownstream processing
Very costly; can take up to 70% of total Very costly; can take up to 70% of total investmentinvestment
Very important in bioprocess as it Very important in bioprocess as it determines the specification of product determines the specification of product (purity, physical/chemical characteristics, (purity, physical/chemical characteristics, etc.)etc.)
Example of BioproductExample of Bioproduct
Poly-Poly--Hydroxy-Butirate (PHB):-Hydroxy-Butirate (PHB):
Biodegradable polymer with high Biodegradable polymer with high biocompatibility for medical purposesbiocompatibility for medical purposes
Produced intracellularly by Produced intracellularly by microorganisms (e.g. microorganisms (e.g. Alcaligenes Alcaligenes euthrophuseuthrophus), using sugar compounds as ), using sugar compounds as substratesubstrate
Nature of PHBNature of PHB
Characteristics:Characteristics:Amount of PHB Amount of PHB accumulatedaccumulatedDegree of crystallinityDegree of crystallinityPhysical/mechanical Physical/mechanical propertiespropertiesPurityPurity
VERY SENSITIVE TO VERY SENSITIVE TO PROCESS CONDITIONSPROCESS CONDITIONS
ProblemsProblems
PHB is carbon storage for the PHB is carbon storage for the microorganisms: they will accumulate it microorganisms: they will accumulate it when they have plenty of food, and will when they have plenty of food, and will consume it when they are lack of foodconsume it when they are lack of food
Must determine:Must determine:
When is the optimum harvesting time??When is the optimum harvesting time??
ProblemsProblems
PHB is biodegradable, and so it is susceptible to PHB is biodegradable, and so it is susceptible to oxidation, chlorination, etc. that may lead to oxidation, chlorination, etc. that may lead to decreasing molecular weight.decreasing molecular weight.
Must determine:Must determine:
What chemicals to be used in purification What chemicals to be used in purification process?process?
What temperature does not destructive to PHB?What temperature does not destructive to PHB?
ProblemsProblems
If the previous questions have been answered If the previous questions have been answered through laboratory experiments, you may define through laboratory experiments, you may define optimum conditions (composition of substrate, optimum conditions (composition of substrate, temperature, pH, etc) for PHB production.temperature, pH, etc) for PHB production.
Bigger problem:Bigger problem:
Do those optimum conditions for Erlenmeyer Do those optimum conditions for Erlenmeyer flask still hold for 100 L fermentor?flask still hold for 100 L fermentor?
Menghitung kebutuhan powerMenghitung kebutuhan power
Power number
Reynold number
Example: Making homogeneous Example: Making homogeneous solutionssolutions
LAB SCALECOMMERCIAL SCALE
(IDEAL) (NON-IDEAL)
Why studying scale-up Why studying scale-up techniques?techniques?
Producing Fine ChemicalsProducing Fine Chemicals
The technology is not matured yetThe technology is not matured yetVery specific for each particular productVery specific for each particular productVery costly if buy licensed technology for Very costly if buy licensed technology for
each producteach productCompanies must have very strong R&D Companies must have very strong R&D
with two fold tasks:with two fold tasks:1. developing new products1. developing new products2. designing commercial units 2. designing commercial units (SCALE-(SCALE-UP)UP)
Scale Up in Essential Oil Scale Up in Essential Oil ProductionProduction
Laboratoryexperiment
Pilot scale Commercial scale
SCALE UP PROCESS
Route to CommercializationRoute to CommercializationLABORATORY
SCALE
MATHEMATICALMODELS
TRIALAND
ERROR
VERIFICATION INPILOT PLANT
COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION
ERRORS