This pilot plant is engineered for the experimental production of ethanol from straw, focusing on reagent-grade output. It serves as a crucial research and development facility to optimize the conversion of lignocellulosic biomass, specifically agricultural straw, into high-purity ethanol. The plant integrates advanced pre-treatment, saccharification, fermentation, and distillation processes, all designed to achieve stringent reagent-grade specifications. Its pilot scale allows for flexible testing of various straw feedstocks, enzyme cocktails, and fermentation parameters without the large-scale investment of a commercial facility. The primary goal is to refine the biochemical pathways and engineering aspects to maximize ethanol yield and purity, paving the way for sustainable, bio-based chemical production and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. This facility is instrumental in developing robust, scalable, and environmentally friendly ethanol production technologies from abundant agricultural residues.