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Title: Pilot-Scale Continuous Conveyor Diffusion Extraction System for Sweet Sorghum
Authors: Yanes, Marianna
Currier, Kristen
Lau, Theresa
Slack, Donald
Livingston, Peter
Keywords: Pilot-scale
Sweet Sorghum
Conveyor Diffusion Extraction System
Ethanol
Issue Date: 2013
Publisher: Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi. Faculty of engineering
Abstract: The purpose of this project is to design a pilot-scale, deployable sweet sorghum diffusion extractor to extract the juice from sweet sorghum stalks while simultaneously infiltrating the extracted juice and processing this juice to fuel grade ethanol. In essence, the system will work by running shredded sorghum through a conveyor with recirculating water running over the crop to extract the sugar through diffusion. The current design spans 30 feet of length, 3 feet of width, and 2 feet of height. The water to sorghum ratio is 0.4 to 35 ounces. The water will be kept at near boiling temperatures. A roller fixture will be placed at the end of the design. The pilot scale sweet sorghum diffusion continuous conveyor diffusion extraction is being onstructed and when completed, will be capable of processing at least 5 tons of sorghum an hour with a minimum sugar extraction of 60%.
Description: The 14th TSAE National Conference and the 6th TSAE International Conference : TSAE 2013. p.102-104
URI: http://www.repository.rmutt.ac.th/dspace/handle/123456789/1723
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