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    About The Crown Fractionation System

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    The Crown Fractionation System separates corn into starch, germ, and bran components. This increases ethanol plant efficiency by removing non-fermentable parts. The tempered corn is degerminated to separate the starch while keeping the germ intact. The fractions are screened and aspirated, sending starch to ethanol production and bran for sale. The germ can also be further processed on-site into animal feed and edible oil using Crown's solvent extraction and refining systems, creating additional high value products from the typical 4% oil content in each kernel. The Crown system offers low operating and installation costs with established fractionation technologies.

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    The Crown Fractionation System separates corn into starch, germ, and bran components. This increases ethanol plant efficiency by removing non-fermentable parts. The tempered corn is degerminated to separate the starch while keeping the germ intact. The fractions are screened and aspirated, sending starch to ethanol production and bran for sale. The germ can also be further processed on-site into animal feed and edible oil using Crown's solvent extraction and refining systems, creating additional high value products from the typical 4% oil content in each kernel. The Crown system offers low operating and installation costs with established fractionation technologies.

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    The Crown Fractionation System separates corn into starch, germ, and bran components. This increases ethanol plant efficiency by removing non-fermentable parts. The tempered corn is degerminated to separate the starch while keeping the germ intact. The fractions are screened and aspirated, sending starch to ethanol production and bran for sale. The germ can also be further processed on-site into animal feed and edible oil using Crown's solvent extraction and refining systems, creating additional high value products from the typical 4% oil content in each kernel. The Crown system offers low operating and installation costs with established fractionation technologies.

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    The Crown Fractionation System separates corn into starch, germ, and bran components. This increases ethanol plant efficiency by removing non-fermentable parts. The tempered corn is degerminated to separate the starch while keeping the germ intact. The fractions are screened and aspirated, sending starch to ethanol production and bran for sale. The germ can also be further processed on-site into animal feed and edible oil using Crown's solvent extraction and refining systems, creating additional high value products from the typical 4% oil content in each kernel. The Crown system offers low operating and installation costs with established fractionation technologies.

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    Crown Fractionation System

    CORN FRACTIONATION

    ABOUT THE CROWN FRACTIONATION SYSTEM


    The Crown Fractionation System separates corn into three components: starch, germ and bran. Separating the non-fermentable products such as germ and bran from the starch increases an ethanol plants efficiency and throughput per bushel and is the first step to creating value added co-products. This process begins with the corn being tempered, which enables the corn to absorb moisture required for fractionation. The tempered corn is conveyed to the degerminator where it is fractured, separating the starch while maintaining the integrity of the germ. The fractionated corn is screened and aspirated, separating the starch, germ and bran. The starch is sent to the ethanol plant and the bran to storage for sale. The germ is then milled and screened producing a high quality product for either sale or further on-site processing.

    MORE VALUE ADDED PROCESSES


    Crown Iron Works understands the need for process flexibility. An important feature of Crowns fractionation system is the rapid adjustment of starch and germ stream ratios to meet varying ethanol and oil production needs. Adding Crowns Solvent Extraction and Oil Refining technologies converts the germ into two additional premium products, animal feed and edible oil. A typical kernel contains 4% oil that can be sold as food grade oil, which has more value than crude oil.

    PROCESS ADVANTAGES
    Low operating cost Low installation cost

    CORN CLEANING GERM

    Established technologies

    BRAN

    CORN
    FRACTIONATION

    OIL EXTRACTION

    OIL OIL REFINING

    STARCH TO ETHANOL

    ANIMAL FEED

    EDIBLE OIL (Food Grade)

    CROWN IRON WORKS COMPANY


    A CPM Company
    2500 West County Road C | Roseville, MN 55113 | USA phone 651-639-8900 | fax 651-639-8051 visit us at www.crowniron.com

    REV 5/09

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