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## Abstract The sensitivity of a conceptual model of a foam emulsion bioreactor (FEBR) used for the control of toluene vapors in air was examined. Model parametric sensitivity studies showed which parameters affect the removal of toluene (as model pollutant) in the FEBR the most significantly, and
A model for the filtration hehaviour of emulsions is presented. The droplets within the emulsion have undisturbed radius a, interfacial tension coefficient y and are incompressible: the viscosity of the continuous phase is q. Estimates are obtained for the permeability of, and stress within, the mat
## Abstract Recently, a new type of bioreactor for air pollution control referred to as the foamed emulsion bioreactor (FEBR) has been developed. The process relies on the emulsion of an organic phase with a suspension of an actively growing culture of pollutantβdegrading microorganisms, made into