stillage

Definitions

noun A stout support, in the nature of a stool, for keeping something from coming in contact with the floor of a shop, factory, bleachery, etc.

noun uncountable The residue from the manufacture of alcohol from grain; typically used in animal feed
noun countable A rack or pallet used to hold goods (originally casks) off the floor

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The cask sits on top of the bar on a wooden rack known as a stillage.

Long Island Beer Events 2009
The solids, which consist largely of lignin, are recovered from the stillage with a centrifuge, and can then be burned to generate steam for the overall process.

Spinning straw into liquid gold ewillett 2008
The cask sits on top of the bar on a wooden rack known as a stillage.

Next Cask Night at Deks: Oakham Bishop's Farewell 2008
The cask sits on top of the bar on a wooden rack known as a stillage.

LENNDEVOURS: 2008
Here, the ethanol is separated from thesolids known as “stillage.”

Ethanol 2008
The cask sits on top of the bar on a wooden rack known as a stillage.

Donavan Hall 2008
In Brazil stillage, a nutrient rich remainder of sugar cane fermentation, is returned to sugar cane plantations.

Chapter 9 2000
Initially, on the introduction of the Proalcool program in Brazil, pollution of waterways increased in several cases because of the discharge of stillage from distilleries directly into the waterways.

Chapter 7 1994
This is no longer a problem, as the stillage is now being used as fertilizer or being treated before discharge (World Bank data).

Chapter 7 1994
By-products include stillage for fertilizer, electricity from bagasse in the case of sugarcane, and carbon dioxide and animal feeds from corn.

Chapter 7 1994