Biofuel facilities convert biological feedstocks into fuels through processes that vary with the raw material and finished product. In grain-based ethanol production, fermentation is followed by fuel recovery and processing of the remaining liquid and solids. Evaporation concentrates stillage, while drying prepares distillers grains and other co-products for further use.
These operations require equipment matched to feed composition, moisture content, process temperatures, and production rates. Evaporators, dryers, industrial fans, and air-cooled heat exchangers support concentration, drying airflow, and process cooling. AirBTU helps producers evaluate operating conditions, utility availability, cooling duties, and integration requirements, then connect with equipment suited to their biofuel process.
