Bio-Ethanol       Fuel From Cereals

Satake's know-how and expertise for building large scale cereal processing plants is finding new applications in the bio-ethanol industry.

We have developed our maize (corn) Dry Fractionation processing technology specifically for the bio-ethanol process. Over 100 million gallons of ethanol per year is produced using the Satake Dry Fractionation Process and the figure is growing...

Satake's PeriTec Debranning Technology is applied to remove the bran and husk from grains such as wheat, barley and sorghum to maximise the fermentable product entering the wet processing system and increasing the value of the spent grain products (DGS & DDGS).

We also provide high capacity cleaning, grinding (rollermill and hammer milling), silo/storage and mechanical handling systems.

The end of the ethanol plant, Satake's pelleting technology is processing the non-fermentable residues obtained from the ethanol process. These DDGS or Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles represent a high value, high protein animal feed co-product from the ethanol plant. 

Satake are engaged in the the construction of Australia's largest cereal based bio-ethanol plants.