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Biological fermentation technology is an extremely crucial link in modern bioengineering and is widely applied in fields such as pharmaceuticals, food, agriculture, and environmental protection. The Fermentation process can be divided into Batch (Fermentation) and Continuous (Fermentation) depending on the operation mode. These two fermentation methods each have their own advantages and disadvantages and are suitable for different production scenarios and technical goals. This article will systematically compare the working principles, technological characteristics, yield efficiency, operation management, as well as the advantages and limitations in industrial applications of continuous fermentation and batch fermentation.

Biological fermentation tanks, as the core equipment in the biological fermentation process, are widely used in industries such as food, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and chemical engineering. In these industries, bio-fermentation is used to produce various target products, such as alcohol, lactic acid, antibiotics, amino acids, etc. The design optimization of fermentation tanks not only relates to the efficiency, cost control and product quality of the fermentation process, but also directly affects environmental protection and sustainable development. Therefore, how to optimize the design of biological fermentation tanks to better adapt to production demands has become an important research topic in the current field of biotechnology.

Actinobacteria are an important type of microorganism in the bacterial kingdom, renowned for their complex metabolic capacity, abundant secondary metabolites and wide range of application fields. As an important industrial microorganism, actinomycetes not only play a key role in fields such as agriculture, medicine and environmental protection, but also have significant applications in biological fermentation. This article will explore the characteristics of actinomycetes strains, their application fields, and the requirements for fermenters in actinomycetes production.

Lactic acid bacteria are a type of beneficial microorganisms widely used in multiple fields such as food, medicine, and agriculture. They generate lactic acid by fermenting sugars, which not only improves the flavor of food but also plays an important role in inhibiting harmful bacteria, promoting nutrient absorption and enhancing immunity. With the popularization of the concept of healthy consumption, the industrial application of lactic acid bacteria is becoming increasingly widespread. To achieve stable, safe and efficient lactic acid bacteria fermentation, higher requirements are also put forward for the characteristics of the strains themselves and hardware equipment such as fermentation tanks.