In this study a techno-economic analysis of the production of bioethanol from four
lignocellusic (Sugarcane bagasse, Coffee cut-stems, Rice Husk, and Empty Fruit Bunches) …

Bioethanol is the main biofuel used in Brazil and USA, produced from sugarcane and corn.
Nevertheless, the use of food to produce ethanol has to be replaced by agroindustrial waste …

This study evaluates the feasibility of industrial ethanol production from 10 agroindustrial
residues in Colombia by considering production yields, profitability, and environmental …

The use of agricultural residues for bioethanol production greatly depends on availability of
raw materials and the proper design of a flexible multi-feedstock facility. Therefore, this …

This paper investigates the economic and environmental feasibility of bioethanol production
from Mexican lignocellulosic biomasses including wood and grass species, bagasse and …

Ethanol may be produced using sugarcane bagasse as raw material through the
Organosolv process with dilute acid hydrolysis, thus increasing ethanol production with the …

Agro-industrial lignocellulosic waste, an abundant source of non-food fermentable sugars,
represent a potentially negative environmental impact due to unsuitable waste disposal …

Sugarcane bagasse is used as a fuel in conventional bioethanol production, providing heat
and power for the plant; therefore, the amount of surplus bagasse available for use as raw …

Plantain needs to accomplish different quality conditions to be exported. Nevertheless,
organoleptic aspects contribute to rejecting more than 20% of the plantain production …

In this work, a method based on process synthesis, simulation and evaluation has been
used to setup and study the industrial scale lignocellulosic bioethanol productions …