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titleOfInvention Method of production of ethanol from two-three different starting materials
abstract There is provided a method of producing ethanol from a saccharide-containing solution/suspension by fermentation, i.e. by use of fermenting agents, wherein the saccharide-containing solution/suspension that is subjected to fermentation is constituted by a mixture of material flows from at least two saccharide recovery processes, each process being based on separate raw materials in the form of lignocellulosic material A, starch-rich material B and sugar-rich material C, and said saccharide material A derived from lignocellulosic material always being part of the mixture, characterised in that the amount of solution/suspension containing the saccharide material A that is added to be comprised in the mixture is controlled to stress the fermenting agent, resulting in an ethanol yield increase to the extent that a stress factor exceeding 1 and amounting to at most 1.25 is obtained, wherein the stress factor is defined as the ratio between the fermentability (measured according to a standard method) of the saccharide material mixture and the fermentability (measured according to a standard method) of the saccharide material according to B and/or C.
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