Well, you could always use a solar still, and have free energy. And why
would you discard the mash? That's pretty wasteful. You should be measuring the
sugar content with a sacrometer in the first place so you don't put more in than
will be converted. And then the spent mash is either fed directly to hogs or
cattle or dried to sell.
On Wed, May 01, 2002 at 06:51:52PM -0000, on7tim7 wrote:
> Using a still to obtain ethyl alcohol as fuel takes a lot of energy.
> You need to bring almost to boil ten gallons of liquid to obtain one
> gallon of alcohol. There are some sugars in the cooked mash that are
> not converted to alcohol and will be discarted. Some one knows a more
> efficient method?.
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