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Shelling of barley and wheat in the bioethanol process

Shelling of barley and wheat in the bioethanol process

Shelling of barley and wheat in the bioethanol process

Product catalog summary
Introduction
This document discusses the shelling of barley and wheat in the bioethanol production process, highlighting the benefits and optimizations achieved through this method.

Process Optimization
Shelling optimizes the grinding procedure by removing by-products such as husks or hulls, leading to energy and raw material savings, process optimization, quality improvement, and increased product capacity.

Advantages of Shelling
  • Reduction in water consumption during the process.
  • Lower costs for drying and grinding.
  • Increased starch content during soaking.
  • Enhanced protein content.
  • Nutritional enhancement of the pulp.
  • Increased net capacity.
  • Reduced total costs through a defined shelling process and direct control of the shelling degree.

Process Components
The process involves several components including a shelling machine (Verticone), capacity controller, magnet, husk/bran separation, and a pelleting plant.

Conclusion
The shelling process in bioethanol production offers significant improvements in efficiency, cost reduction, and product quality, making it a valuable innovation in the field.
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Catalog excerpts

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Due to the shelling an optimisation of grinding procedure takes place by elimination of the by products as husk or hulls. ¡ Saving of energy and raw material ¡ Optimisation of process ¡ Quality improvement & capacity increase of product NEW PROCESS FIELD-TESTED

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F. H. SCHULE Mühlenbau GmbH Dieselstraße 5-9 D- 21465 Reinbek / Hamburg Phone: +49 (0)40 7 27 71 - 0 Fax: +49 (0)40 7 27 71 - 710 schule@amandus-kahl-group. www.schulefood. Unshelled barley Shelled barley ¡ Nutritional upgrading of the pulp ¡ Increase of the net-capacity ¡ Reduction of the total costs through defined shelling process and direct control of the shelling degree Husks Pellets Grinding Ethanol Wet Process Shelling Machine Verticone Clean Grains Capacity Controller Magnet Husk/Bran Separation Pelleting plant

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