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It's self-evident if you understand the basic terminology.
A "pilot plant" is sort of like a smaller-scale mockup of a factory. It's used to prove that a particular design will work and produce the desired substance, without going to the expense of building a full-scale production facility.
A "fermenter" is, basically, a big tank in which bacteria or fungi "ferment" some feedstock and produce the desired substance. What this substance is varies.
A pilot plant fermenter, then, would be a small ("small" is relative here, it could be several hundred gallons) tank in which fermentation of some kind takes place.
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What is a redundant gas valve?
A redundant gas valve has two or three valve operators physically in series but wired in parallel with one another. This built in saftey feature allows any operator (pilot or main) to block gas from getting to the main burner. EX: standing pilot, intermittent pilot, and direct burner are classified as redundant gas valves.
What means grassroot plant?
a complete plant erected on a virgin site
When was Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant created?
Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant was created in 2006.
What are the four essential functions of an automatic process control system?
1. to protect the plant 2. to support the plant 3. To respons to changes in the plant 4. to monitor process parameters
How much does it cost to make a water treatment plant?
how much does it cost to build a big water plant?
What are fermenters for?
fermenters are used to make alcohol and other things like this
What are the types of fermenters?
alcoholic fermentation and lactic acid fermentation
A large amount of fermentation in hindgut fermenters occurs in the what?
Fermentation in hindgut fermenters occurs in the cecum and colon, where bacterial fermentation processes break down plant fiber and produce volatile fatty acids that can be absorbed by the animal for energy.
What are fermenters used for?
fermenters are used to make alcohol and other things like this
Are people foregut or hindgut fermenters?
Humans are not foregut or hindgut fermenters. These are special adaptations that occur in herbivores (such as horses and cows).
What is difference between manufacturing plant and pilot plant?
A manufacturing plant basically manufactures a chemical on a mass scale however a pilot plant helps to develop the process on a small scale, before a manufacturing plant is built.
What are the release dates for Plant - 2013 Pilot 1-1?
Plant - 2013 Pilot 1-1 was released on: USA: 1 January 2014
Is a horse a foregut fermenter?
All ruminants (cows, sheep, goats, etc.) and kangaroos are foregut fermenters.
What are tower fermenters?
Tower fermenters are simple in design and easy to construct. They consist of a long cylindrical vessel with an inlet at the bottom, an exhaust at the top, and a jacket to control temperature. They do not require agitation hence there are no shafts, impellers or blades.Tower fermenters are used for continuous fermentation of beer, yeast and SCP.
Are hingut fermenters and monogastrics the same thing?
No, they are different things.
Where does the pilot plant operation fit within the development of new fiber?
the bottoms
Are the lions and leopads foregut or hind fermenters?
Lions and leopards are neither foregut nor hindgut fermenters; they are obligate carnivores with a simple stomach and do not rely on fermentation to digest their food. Unlike herbivores that have specialized stomachs for fermentation, these big cats primarily digest their prey through enzymatic breakdown in the stomach. Their digestive systems are adapted for efficiently processing protein and fat rather than fibrous plant material.
