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Team 9: The Moonshiners Christian Pfretzschner Jason Kraai Brady Rathbun Julie Stoddard Mike Handlogten

Presentation Overview Project Overview Fuel Source Alternatives Design Norms Conclusion

Problem Statement Our project is to design a process for the production of fuel grade ethanol from unconventional sources. Design a production process using chemical engineering principles and HYSYS simulations. Using ASTM specifications for automobile fuel grade ethanol. From a resource that would not take up food production resources and or hurt the environment. Project Overview --- Fuel Sources --- Design Norms --- Conclusion

Petroleum Usage Project Overview --- Fuel Sources --- Design Norms --- Conclusion

Fuel Ethanol Production Project Overview --- Fuel Sources --- Design Norms --- Conclusion

Project Milestones Choose a Fuel Source Choose a Basis Energy Balance Budget Preliminary Cost Analysis PPFS 10/15 10/22 11/05 11/17 11/20 12/7 Project Overview --- Fuel Sources --- Design Norms --- Conclusion

Fuel Sources Cornstalks Switch Grass Algae Project Overview --- Fuel Sources --- Design Norms --- Conclusion

Design Norms Stewardship Transparency Justice Project Overview --- Fuel Sources --- Design Norms --- Conclusion

Conclusion Currently we are leaning toward algae assuming we are able to get permission to use it. Project Overview --- Fuel Sources --- Design Norms --- Conclusion

Conclusion QUESTIONS? Project Overview --- Fuel Sources --- Design Norms --- Conclusion