the diagram illustrates the method of using corn to produce fuel.
Overall, the production of ethanol fuel starts with gathering corn and storing it and ends with tranporting the final product after getting stored. The process involves the use of different methods.
To begin with, the process begins with collecting corn and storing it. After that, it gets milled, then cooked in hot water for about 4 hours. Once the corn is cooked, it is transferred to the next step which consists of fermenting it for a period of 48 hours, then we move to the seperation process where the liquid is being seperated from the solid by-product.
Moreover, after gaining the liquid, the purifing stage takes place by purifying the ethanol, and it usually lasts for about 5 hours. Finally, when the ethanol fuel is ready, it gets stored then transported.
