Principles Of Downstream Techniques In Bioprocess

Go to class
Write Review

Free Online Course: Principles Of Downstream Techniques In Bioprocess provided by Swayam is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 12 weeks long, 1-2 hours a week. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from Swayam. Principles Of Downstream Techniques In Bioprocess is taught by Mukesh Doble.

Overview
  • The course covers the fundamentals, and design concepts of various down stream purification steps (unit operations) involved in a biochemical process. Down stream process is required to take a crude product from a fermentor or a bioreactor and purify it to the desired level. Hence it may involve solids, liquid and gas processing.The course covers cell breakage and recovery of intracellular material, Isolation of solids, Product recovery, Product enrichment/purification, Product polishing and finishing. This course is suitable for students pursuing their biotechnology, bioprocess engineering or other allied fieldThis course is also suitable for chemical engineers who would like to learn about separation techniques in biotechnology industries. The course will consist of lectures and solving problems. Problems will relate to design, estimating operating conditions and optimization of the process.

    PREREQUISITES:Basics of biochemical engineering and thermodynamics

Syllabus
  • COURSE LAYOUT

    Week 1Lec-01 Introduction
    Lec-02 Mass balance, Heat Balance, flow sheet
    Lec-03 Costing
    Week 2
    Lec-04 Costing (continued), Physical and chemical principles in Downs stream
    Lec-05 Problems in Mass balance, flow sheet
    Lec-06 Cell Breakage
    Week 3
    Lec-07 Cell Breakage (continued)
    Lec-08 Solid Liquid Separation
    Lec-09 Solid Liquid Separation (continued)
    Week 4
    Lec-10 Solid Liquid separation-problems
    Lec-11 Pre-treatment and Filters
    Lec-12 Adsorption
    Week 5
    Lec-13 Adsorption (continued)
    Lec-14 Adsorption (continued)
    Lec15 Adsorption (continued)
    Week 6
    Lec-16 Liquid-Liquid Extraction
    Lec-17 Liquid-Liquid extraction (continued)
    Lec-18 Liquid-Liquid extraction (continued)
    Week 7
    Lec-19 Liquid-Liquid extraction (continued)
    Lec-20 Reversed micellar and aqueous two phase extraction
    Lec-21 Membranes
    Week 8
    Lec-22 Membranes (continued)
    Lec-23 Membranes (continued)
    Lec-24 Membranes (continued)
    Week 9
    Lec-25 Precipitation
    Lec-26 Chromatography
    Lec-27 Chromatography (continued)
    Week 10
    Lec-28 Chromatography (continued)
    Lec-29 Chromatography (continued)
    Lec-30 Chromatography (continued)
    Week 11
    Lec-31 Chromatography (continued)
    Lec-32 Chromatography (continued)
    Lec-33 Crystallisation
    Week 12
    Lec-34 Drying
    Lec-35 Drying and Distillation
    Lec-36 Future trends, Summary of the course