Processes for increasing bioalcohol yield from biomass

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 9988651
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14466841

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A process for increasing alcohol yield from biomass (the form or agro- or forest residue, grains, hops, etc.), involving multiple hydrodynamic cavitation treatments of biomass filtrate—both before and after fermentation. Carbohydrates extracted from biomass are subjected to a first cavitation treatment to promote additional conversion into carbohydrates. The carbohydrates are then combined with bacterial species and nutrients, and allowed to ferment. The fermentation product is subjected to a second hydrodynamic cavitation treatment to promote further conversion of carbohydrates into bioalcohol. After distillation, the bioalcohol is subjected to a second hydrodynamic cavitation treatment to increase its purity.

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CAVITATION TECHNOLOGIES INC10019 CANOGA AVENUE CHATSWORTH CA 91311

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Gordon, Roman Studio City, US 33 364
Gorodnitsky, Igor Marina del Rey, US 33 364
Moholkar, Vijayanand Suryakant Assam, IN 4 24
Promtov, Maxim A Tambov, RU 19 64

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