Sugar Cane Bio Fuel

1
Sugar Cane Bio Fuel

• Noda Huynh

2
Introduction

• Bio fuel is fuel that is produced from converting
  the starch content of the plants biomass such as
  corn, potatoes, wheat, beets or sugar cane into a
  source of energy
• Sugar cane has been known over the years as the
  major producer of ethanol, in Brazil- which is
  the leading sugar cane producer, sugarcane has
  been used to produce bio fuel that runs motor
  engines.

3
Contents
Sustainable Energy Sugar Cane Bio Diesel
Sugar cane Bio Diesel Industry in Brazil
Characteristics of Sugarcane Bio Fuel
Advantages - Disadvantages
Sugarcane Bio Fuel in Asia
4
Sugar Cane Ethanol Bio Diesel
Sugar Cane
C6H12O6 ? 2C2H6O 2CO2
Bio Diesel
5
Contents
Sustainable Energy Sugar Cane Bio-Diesel
Sugar cane Bio Fuel Industry in Brazil
Characteristics of Sugarcane Bio Fuel
Advantages - Disadvantages
Sugarcane Bio Fuel in Asia
6
Sugar Cane Bio Fuel Industry in Brazil

• Sugar cane plantations cover 3.6 million hectares
  of land for ethanol production, with a
  productivity of 7,500 liters of ethanol per
  hectare.
• In 2006, Brazil produced 16.3 billion liters
  which represents 35 of the world's total ethanol
  production
• Brazil has the earliest largest and most
  successful bio-fuel programs in the world,
  involving production of ethanol fuel fromsugar
  cane, and it is considered to have the world's
  first sustainable fuel economy.

7
World Ethanol Production
8
Purpose of using Bio Fuel in Brazil
Protect the sugarcane plantation industry
Bio Fuel
Increase the utilization of the local domestic
recourses of renewable energy
Reduce environment pollution
9
Contents
Sustainable Energy Sugar Cane Bio-Diesel
Sugar cane Bio Fuel Industry in Brazil
Characteristics of Sugarcane Bio Fuel
Advantages - Disadvantages
Sugarcane Bio Fuel in Asia
10
Characteristics of Bio Fuel
Sugar Cane Bio Fuel
Friendly Environment
Favorable combustion
11
Contents
Sustainable Energy Sugar Cane Bio-Diesel
Sugar cane Bio Fuel Industry in Brazil
Characteristics of Sugarcane Bio Fuel
Advantages - Disadvantages
Sugarcane Bio Fuel in Asia
12
Advantages of Bio Fuel
Energy Balance
Available
Environment
Cost
Reduce the effect of global warming
Produce energy higher than the energy used to
manufacture
Economical and affordable
The available sugarcane is reliable
13
Disadvantages of Bio Fuel
1
1
2
Reducing food production
Nitrogen oxide emission
4
3
Damage filters of car engine
Transportation and storage
14
Conclusion

• The use of bio fuel is very reliable as the
  advantages out does the disadvantages.
• It is also the only way that the conservation of
  the environment and the world from the alarming
  global warming can be achieved.
• Fossil fuels are the greatest pollutants of the
  environment known ever as they produce large
  amounts of Carbon products.

15
Next Presentation

• Top sugar cane and bio fuel companies in Brazil
• Sugarcane Bio Fuel in Asian countries
• Reforestation programs in Asian countries

16
Thank You !