bac d\'enzymation

English translation: enzymation tank

16:37 Feb 23, 2018
French to English translations [PRO]
Science - Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng / synthesis
French term or phrase: bac d\'enzymation
I can't even find many French hits for this term. I'm guessing enzyme fermentation tray or vat, or perhaps bioreactor, but I'm guessing. Here's the context:

Procédé de fabrication de sauce selon la revendication x ou y, dans lequel l'étape a) est mise en oeuvre dans un bac d'enzymation d'où la composition dispersée ou solubilisée est ensuite transférée vers un cuiseur dans lequel les étapes b), c) et d) sont mises en oeuvre.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
John Speese
United States
Local time: 12:33
English translation:enzymation tank
Explanation:
Or enzyme treatment.

"To distinguish these latter processes [using a small number of enzymes, or even one] from typical fermentations where a multitude of enzymes are involved, the term 'enzymation' is often used."

I suppose "tray" is a possibility, but "tank" seems much more likely.
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philgoddard
United States
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Thanks, Phil. I used this. Enzymation seems like a fairly new word, but one that is used. And I think tank fits better than tray in this case. My degree is in entomology and not biochem, thanks for the help.
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enzymation tank


Explanation:
Or enzyme treatment.

"To distinguish these latter processes [using a small number of enzymes, or even one] from typical fermentations where a multitude of enzymes are involved, the term 'enzymation' is often used."

I suppose "tray" is a possibility, but "tank" seems much more likely.


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philgoddard
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Thanks, Phil. I used this. Enzymation seems like a fairly new word, but one that is used. And I think tank fits better than tray in this case. My degree is in entomology and not biochem, thanks for the help.
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