CONVERSION OF BIOMASS ENERGY

Betsy de la Cruz Muoz, Mayra Tipte Puchuri, Sebastian Vera Rodriguez

Enviromental Engineering

FIGMMG

Lima, Per

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Abstract: The conversion of economic benefits. These

biomass to energy is a process
with theoretical foundations in the
alcoholic fermentation is an
anaerobic process performed by
yeast and some types of bacteria.
These microorganisms convert
sugar into ethyl alcohol and more
carbon dioxide is so you can take
advantage of ethanol as an
alternative fuel to replace
petroleum highlighting its
environmental and long-term
advantages are favored by the
existence of biomass which can be
naturally and artificial that can be
residues of agricultural, food
industry and sawmill as well as
some crops especially to the
production of biofuels. The
difference between ethanol and
bioethanol is that this is obtained
from biomass, being there its main
environmental benefit can not be
obtained from petroleum.

Keywords: bioethanol, biomass,

fermentation.