Excellent and appreciable as well as SMART GOAL oriented.

That's amazing, I hope this system to make BioDiesel takes off in the U.S.A and other countries.

It is very interesting, i just want yo know what kind of material you use to separate alcohol from fermentation liquor, i mean traditionally i thought It was used a destillation processes.

@ksp6091

Жыл бұрын

These are ethanol molecular seives

After the biomass has been fermented what do you do with the remains. Since the straw itself contains macro and micronutrients which are key to maintaining a good soil organic matter. Wil us farmers be able to get it back on the land

@ClariantInternational

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Kyle, Thank you for your question. Yes, the remaining stillage after fermentation is sugar free, but does still contain other valuable nutrients. One possibility is to bring it back onto the fields as a fertilizer, the other is to use it for energy generation. Please contact us on clariant.com/sunliquid if you have any other questions.

What's the cost of setup

CONGRATULATE

Does Sunliquid have a turnkey system that any farmer can buy or build?

@perfectfan2006

7 жыл бұрын

YES PLEASE SEE MOONSHINE STILL OPERATIONS BOOK LOL

@ClariantInternational

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Ralph, The sunliquid process is an industrial process for the conversion of cellulosic feedstock into ethanol. The capacity for a commercial production plant is in the range of 50.000 to 150.000 metric tons of ethanol per year. Investors for such a plant can come from different areas, including the agricultural sector, e.g. farmers cooperatives. However, size and set-up of such plants exeeds what you would typically put in your backyard. For example, a 50 kta plant requires an area of approximately 6-7.5 hectares (14-18 acres). For more information please see: clariant.com/sunliquid

Does Sunliquid have a turnkey system that any farmer can buy or build?? can it be portable??

@perfectfan2006

7 жыл бұрын

YES IT IS CALLED A MOONSHINE STILL YOU CAN FIND THEM ALL OVER THE SOUTH JUST LAYING AROUND IN FIELDS AND WOODS AND STUFF. OR SOME OLD TIMERS CAN BUILD YOU ONE IF YOU WANT I CAN ASK AROUND FOR YOU???

@ClariantInternational

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Joan, The sunliquid process is an industrial process for the conversion of cellulosic feedstock into ethanol. The capacity for a commercial production plant is in the range of 50.000 to 150.000 metric tons of ethanol per year. Investors for such a plant can come from different areas, including the agricultural sector, e.g. farmers cooperatives. However, size and set-up of such plants exeeds what you would typically put in your backyard. For example, a 50 kta plant requires an area of approximately 6-7.5 hectares (14-18 acres). For more information please see: clariant.com/sunliquid

What are the enzymes used?

@ksp6091

Жыл бұрын

Probably Cellulase

mult #spanac #permanentcultura

Can liquid fuel invest in India in Punjab region their is raw material is available in thousands of tons

Which enzymes are used in this process sir

@ClariantInternational

Жыл бұрын

Hi Sachin, please kindly understand that this is Clariant's intellectual property. Our enzymes are highly optimized based on different feedstock and process parameters, resulting in maximum yields and short reaction times under optimal conditions.

@sachingudasi9792

Жыл бұрын

@@ClariantInternational sir, by using cellulose and hemicellulose it possible to convert glucose powder . If yes plz reply me how it possible . and mention specific enzymes used in this process

hello clariant..your contact detils..do you licence your technology...

@ClariantInternational

6 жыл бұрын

Dear Mahipal, Thank you for your interest! We do license our technology but it would be nice to learn more about your needs and plans. Please contact Dr. Markus Rarbach using the “Get in Contact” button on this page: www.clariant.com/sunliquid. We hope that helps.

one out of two: you shall deserve, eihter the Nobel, or the IgNobel

@perfectfan2006

7 жыл бұрын

bio fuel is not new it has been around about 4000 years or more.

@perfectfan2006

7 жыл бұрын

for what making a moonshine still sound as if it is a new high tech invention just about all grass wood even paper can be used to do this if it grows out of the ground you can pretty much make alcohol out of it. also you can make vinegar which is the base of most acids and can be used to make every thing from explosives to cold medicines. you do not need to be a chemist to know this a phd history professor can teach you the truth....just another racket to stop people from being free and non dependent on governments or big corporations. sorry to bust the scam being laid on the human race again.

@perfectfan2006

7 жыл бұрын

please see perfume and oil production you can find it in a book called the bible. water to wine start there it will also teach of a moral compass to not let this form of tech not be a curse to man and cause greed and wars. look at it as a history book not a religious book and you will find it all in there...

bell'impianto. è la fabbrica dei miei sogni, spero un giorno di aprirla così. esiste un impianto più piccolo e dei finanziamenti o roba del genere? sicuramente questo costerà milioni, per avviare la mia impresa ho pochi fondi, potreste darmi una stima dei prezzi, guadagni e costi? grazie

@ClariantInternational

7 жыл бұрын

Hi XVII, to find out more about our Sunliquid process please visit our web page www.clariant.com/sunliquid

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Modern biotechnology changes straw into something that's needed much more urgently: sustainable and climate-friendly fuel. In the face of climate change and dwindling reserves of fossil fuels, the search is on for an environment friendly alternative, especially in the automotive sector which consumes about 50 percent of the world's crude oil production. Biofuels already exist, but so far they have been produced from canola, corn or cereals -- edible plants also needed as food. »With the innovative sunliquid process, Clariant has now succeeded in converting difficult to access sugar from previously unusable plant residues like cereal straw, corn stover or residues from sugar cane almost completely into high-quality ethanol,« says Professor Dr. Andre Koltermann, Head of Clariant's Biotech & Renewables Center. The cellulosic ethanol produced by this process is a second-generation biofuel distinguished by a class climate balance.

Go to inplix page if you want to learn how to build it yourself

please notice they responded to me and none of the rest of you and read what we both talked of

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