Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
620670 Chemical Engineering Research and Design 2014 12 Pages PDF
Abstract

- Bagasse fine fraction was investigated to ethanol production using simulation tool.
- Second generation process was integrated to conventional sugar and/or ethanol mill.
- Enzyme cost was a limiting factor to second generation ethanol economic viability.
- Product diversification resulted in lower payback time for the studied processes.
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Product diversification to enhance economic viability of second generation ethanol production in Brazil: The case of the sugar and ethanol joint production
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