Bio-Waste Recovery Ethanol Distillation Project Moccasin-Ethanol Group Team Members: Thomas Rose Gerry Taylor Joe White April 22, 1998.

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Bio-Waste Recovery Ethanol Distillation Project Moccasin-Ethanol Group Team Members: Thomas Rose Gerry Taylor Joe White April 22, 1998

Today’s Topics Background and Theory Plant Design Material Production Specifications Economic Analysis

Basic Ethanol Production Requirements Feedstock (Organic) Acid Glucose Xylose Glucose Xylose Pure Ethanol Impure Ethanol HU DU FER DC

Plant Design Dialysis Unit 1 Dialysis Unit 2 Fermenter 1 Distillation Column Feed Sulfuric Acid Tank Bottoms Ethanol Tank Fermenter 2 Yeast Tank Hydrolysis Unit 1 Hydrolysis Unit 2 Filters Filter Water Tank

Production 90 tons/day 35% organic 95% Conversion 98% Recovery 85% Conversion 79% Overall Conversion of Feed into Ethanol

Total Cost 694,800

Production Daily Basis: 12 Hours/Day 21,600 gal/day of ethanol Yearly Basis: 200 Operating Days –4,300,000 gal/year –$1.40 per gal –Total Revenue: $6,060,000 per year

Equipment Payoff Profit: $0.12 per gal Annual Profit: $520,000 Payoff 1.34 years

Conclusions Partnership with Moccasin Bend Ample Location Economically Feasible

Acknowledgements Moccasin Bend Wastewater Treatment Facility Dr. Jim Henry - UTC Professor Various Other Resources