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Method for producing refining sugar

A technology for refining sugar and syrup, applied in sugar production, sucrose production, sugar products, etc., can solve problems such as extra energy consumption, increased product production costs, and high cost of production plant equipment

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-11-07
DENDINI INDAL BASE
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[0017] One of the disadvantages of said traditional method is the high cost of production plant equipment, including the steps of dissolving sugar and recrystallizing sugar, which also results in additional energy consumption, thus increasing the production cost of the product

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[0034] As shown in the accompanying drawings, the method for directly producing refined sugar of the present invention includes a method for producing refined granulated sugar using syrup as a raw material, which does not require recrystallization of sugar after dissolving sugar.

[0035] When processing sugar cane, a juice rich in saccharosis is expressed at a concentration of 13% to 17% total soluble solids. After heating, the juice is clarified by a sulphiting procedure (item 1 in Figure 1 ) and a settling procedure (item 2 in Figure 1 ).

[0036] The juice is clarified and sent to a multiple effect evaporator where the concentration of the juice rises to 60 to 65 Brix and forms the specified syrup.

[0037] After leaving the designated last effect evaporator (item 3 in Figure 1 ), the syrup begins its flotation procedure using phosphoric acid, cationic bleach, calcium glucarate and a flocculant medium.

[0038] Leaving the flotation machine (item 4 in Figure 1), the syrup...

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A lenticular optical system is described in which a composite image is viewable through a lens sheet from a first angle and an object or image placed at a preselected distance beneath the composite image is viewable from a second angle. Optical designs and alignment processes are disclosed which make possible the economical production of thin materials which facilitate the manufacturing and utilization of the optical system in packaging and the like.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an improved process for the production of refined sugar which, as the name attempts to indicate, is intended to produce refined sugar directly from syrup without dissolution and subsequent recrystallization of the sugar. Background technique [0002] The current state of the art includes a production process in which the raw materials used to produce refined sugar are different types of crystalline sugar, such as: white crystalline granulated sugar, high-grade raw sugar (VHP), very high-grade raw sugar (VVHP), golden granulated sugar, etc. [0003] In the method of producing the above-mentioned various crystallized sugars, when the sugar cane is received by the factory, it is shredded and defiberized, and is assembled through a mill to extract sugar-rich juice. Two product streams emerge from the mill assembly: pomace (the fibrous residue of cane), which is sent to a furnace for heat generation, and a mixed sugar juice ...

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IPC IPC(8): C13D3/00C13D3/02C13D3/04C13D3/06C13D3/10C13D3/12C13D3/14C13D3/16C13B20/00C13B20/02C13B20/04C13B20/06C13B20/10C13B20/12C13B20/14C13B20/16C13B30/02C13B30/06C13B30/14
CPCC13B50/004C13B20/12C13B20/06C13B20/005
Inventor 弗兰度·凯撒·宝思卡里奥
Owner DENDINI INDAL BASE
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