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Proc. 6th International Conference on Computer Applications in Biotechnology, Garmish-Partenkirchen, Germany, May 1995, Publ. by DECHEMA, A. Munack and K. Schugerl (Eds.), 344-348.
Abstract.
This work is based on an industrial application of a continuous bioreactor
with cross-flow filtration. In this paper the general features of this
application are studied. The control objective for this biochemical process is
to maintain cell concentration at a desired high concentration in order to
maximize the production of cell mass. In this work a controller-independent
controllability measure, the partial disturbance gain (PDG), is used for
control structure selection and controllability analysis with respect to
disturbance rejection, and we study the possibility of partial control of this
bioreactor.