The diagram below shows how ethanol fuel is produced from corn
The diagram illustrates the process in which a solid material (corn) creates alcohol used as ethanol fuel.
Overall, it is clear that there are nine stages from picking the corn, adding some water, and separating it so as to produce the ethanol fuel and transport it.
Initially, the corn is picked up in order to be stored. Then, the corn is put into a mill, where the process of cooking will be started. In this stage, by adding water to this raw material, the corn is being cooked for 4 hours long. The next stage consists of converting the corn into alcohol by fermenting it for 48 hours.
At the sixth stage, the corn is separated to create a by-product, which is solid. The leftover of the solid is a liquid substance that produces the ethanol after decontamination of 5 hours. After this, ethanol fuel is ready to be stored. Finally, the fuel is transported to the companies which use this fuel.
The diagram illustrates the process in which a solid material
(corn)
creates alcohol
used
as
ethanol
fuel.
Overall
, it is
clear
that there are nine
stages
from picking the
corn
, adding
some
water, and separating it
so
as to produce the
ethanol
fuel
and transport it.
Initially
, the
corn
is picked
up in order to
be stored
. Then, the
corn
is put
into a mill, where the process of cooking will be
started
. In this
stage
, by adding water to this raw material, the
corn
is
being cooked
for 4 hours long. The
next
stage
consists of converting the
corn
into alcohol by fermenting it for 48 hours.
At the sixth
stage
, the
corn
is separated
to create a by-product, which is solid. The leftover of the solid is a liquid substance that produces the
ethanol
after decontamination of 5 hours. After this,
ethanol
fuel
is ready to
be stored
.
Finally
, the
fuel
is transported
to the
companies
which
use
this
fuel
.