Some Factors Affecting the Concentration of Silica in Cane Juice Evaporators

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  • DC WALTHEW
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Silica presents a particularly challenging problem to the Silica remains one of the most common and problematic components in cane sugar juice evaporator scale. The relationship between silica concentration in clear juice and its precipitation in the evaporator train is considered. Methods of reducing silica levels in clear juice through changes in the extraction conditions are investigated through laboratory experimentation, which shows that pH and cane preparation may be important variables. The laboratory findings have been supported by factory experience which found that reduced liming in the diffuser resulted in lower silica concentrations in the evaporator scale.

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تاریخ انتشار 2007