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Designing the mass and energy balances of a factory so it can seamlessly pivot between manufacturing raw/refined sugar and producing anhydrous ethanol directly from cane juice or B-heavy molasses.
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, spans over 940 pages and includes 453 figures, providing both theoretical background and practical design data. Handbook of Cane Sugar Engineering
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Step-by-step breakdowns of A, B, and C-massecuite strikes to maximize commercial sugar yield while exhausting final molasses.
Hydrodynamic analysis of conventional open-tray clarifiers versus modern, low-retention short-retention clarifiers (SRCs) to minimize sucrose inversion losses. 3. Thermal Economy and Evaporation