Complete services in ethanol production from all types of raw materials
Full services in Ethanol
The Ethanol is an organic chemical compound obtained through alcoholic distillation, a process that Tomsa Destil masters to perfection and innovates through its patented technology that optimizes the design of the plates and columns, offering the best chemical specifications in the market.
Tomsa Destil has installed +9 MM liters/year in +50 countries around the American, Asian, European and Oceanic continents, allowing it to acquire a wide experience with different operating codes and legislation. Likewise, the distillates produced in Tomsa Destil’s projects are internationally recognized among the best quality in the market, being always a guarantee of satisfaction for the final consumers.
Tomsa Destil’s technology includes capabilities for any area of the ethanol production process, as well as all the services, utilities and satellite processes common in the industry, allowing it to provide tailor-made projects of different scope. TOMSA DESTIL has the capacity to develop any phase of the engineering associated with the previous services, including manufacturing, equipment supply, installation, commissioning and start-up.
When we talk about obtaining ethanol, this is achieved through physical processes of separation of alcoholic mixtures until high purity alcoholic concentrations are obtained. These processes, known as alcoholic distillation, either simple or fractional distillation, have a long history in industrial history. Since obtaining very pure ethanol with residual water concentrations cannot be achieved exclusively through fractional distillation, it is necessary to resort to other methods and processes of separation or physical absorption through molecular sieves.
Distillation processes, simple or fractional, as well as physical adsorption with molecular sieves have been the heart of Tomsa Destil’s technological development for years.
ABOUT THE PROCESS
Production of Ethanol
In order to obtain alcoholic products and, of course, ethanol as the main product, a series of industrial processes of different nature must be followed. Tomsa Destil has extensive experience in all of them and we could summarize them as all those processes that revolve around obtaining alcohol, whether processes of generation or treatment of waste from distillation.
Must preparation
Process equipment for the preparation of must from different raw materials such as sugar cane, agave, tapioca, grapes, dates, potatoes, corn, wheat, among others.
Alcoholic fermentation
Equipment for alcoholic fermentation from yeasts of the must generated in previous stages.
Simple or fractional distillation
Processes for distillation in stills or atmospheric/vacuum type columns
Alcohol storage
Storage of products obtained for future uses
Evaporation of stillage and water recovery
Use of the by-products as part of the energy integration of the plant.
Evaporation of stillage
Concentration of stillage to produce DGGS for different uses such as animal feed, fuel, fertilizer, among others.
Tomsa Destil focuses on the energy optimization and environmental impact of industries, with the sustainability of its processes, use and recovery of by-products.
WE ARE IN THESE
Industries
Tomsa Destil is a world reference in the supply of technology and equipment for the Ethanol production, being a supplier for industries such as:
Indeed, plants require several technological processes as well as a large number of related ancillary services. Tomsa Destil can supply only the heart of the process or execute the whole integration of the complete EPC project.
Certainly yes, whether a lower or higher concentration is desired, the plant design is tailored to the required specification. The investment being more modest if higher concentrations are not required or more heavy investment if higher concentrations are desired.
Certainly yes, many customers are owners of factories and industrial facilities where they already have auxiliary services that can be partly used by the new Ethanol plant and be coupled as a sub-facility within the existing facilities, sharing resources, services, and expenses with the existing processes.
