Method for producing ethanol by recycling anaerobic digestion effluent and vinasse clear liquid
A technology of anaerobic digestion and distiller's grains, applied in biofuel, fermentation and other directions, can solve the problems of poisoning ethanol fermentation yeast, reducing the utilization rate of raw materials, increasing operation and cost, etc., to improve process hygiene, avoid the problem of acid production in ethanol fermentation, The effect of improving the utilization rate of raw materials
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[0075] The method for producing ethanol by reusing anaerobic digestion effluent and distiller's grain clear liquid of the present invention adopts the following process steps:
[0076] Mix the membrane filtrate and the distiller’s vinasse in a ratio of 70:40, and the volatile acid concentration is 600mg / L; take 100Kg of crushed corn flour and add 300L of mixed solution as ingredients, and add high-temperature resistant α-amylase (10U / g starch), After stirring evenly, heat to 86°C and maintain for 200min; lower the temperature to 60°C, add glucoamylase (180U / g starch), stir well and keep saccharification for 30min. After saccharification, the temperature is lowered to 30°C, and 15% (v / v) yeast seed liquid is inserted to start fermentation. After the fermentation, ethanol and distillation waste liquid are obtained by distillation. Distillation waste liquid is filtered with 60 mesh filter cloth to obtain wet vinasse and vinasse clear liquid. Some vinasse clear liq...
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[0079] The method for producing ethanol by reusing anaerobic digestion effluent and distiller's grain clear liquid of the present invention adopts the following process steps:
[0080] The membrane filtrate and the vinasse clear liquid were mixed according to the ratio of 80:20, and the volatile acid concentration was 300mg / L; 100Kg of crushed brown rice powder was added to 260L of mixed solution ingredients, and high temperature resistant α-amylase (10U / g starch) was added. After stirring evenly, heat to 90°C and maintain for 150min; lower the temperature to 60°C, add glucoamylase (150U / g starch), stir well and keep saccharification for 30min. After saccharification, the temperature is lowered to 30°C, and 10% (v / v) yeast seed liquid is inserted to start fermentation. After the fermentation, ethanol, distillation waste liquid and refined tower residue are obtained by distillation. Distillation waste liquid is filtered with 60 mesh filter cloth to obtain wet vi...
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[0083] The method for producing ethanol by reusing anaerobic digestion effluent and distiller's grain clear liquid of the present invention adopts the following process steps:
[0084] Mix the membrane filtrate and the refined tower residue in a ratio of 90:10, the volatile acid concentration is 100mg / L; take 1000Kg of crushed brown rice powder and add 2600L of mixed solution ingredients, and add high temperature resistant α-amylase (8U / g starch) After stirring, heat to 95°C and maintain for 100min; reduce the temperature to 60°C, add glucoamylase (180U / g starch), stir well and keep for 15min for saccharification. After saccharification, the temperature is lowered to 30°C, and 12% (v / v) yeast seed liquid is inserted to start fermentation. After the fermentation, ethanol, distillation waste liquid and refined tower residue are obtained by distillation. Distillation waste liquid is filtered with 60 mesh filter cloth to obtain wet vinasse and vinasse clear liquid....
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