Cane Sugar Refining - Purolite
Cane Sugar Refining - Purolite
Cane Sugar Refining - Purolite
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Table of Contents<br />
<strong>Cane</strong> <strong>Sugar</strong> Mills 2<br />
<strong>Cane</strong> <strong>Sugar</strong> <strong>Refining</strong> Process 4<br />
Raw <strong>Sugar</strong> Receiving 4<br />
Affination 4<br />
Melter 4<br />
Defecation/Clarification 4<br />
Filtration 4<br />
Decolorization 5<br />
Evaporation 5<br />
Crystallization 5<br />
Amorfo <strong>Sugar</strong> 6<br />
Decolorization 7<br />
Colorants 8<br />
Color Removal Mechanisms 9<br />
Adsorbents 9<br />
Resin Advantages 11<br />
Service 12<br />
Direction, Loading, Leakage 13<br />
Odor and Taste 15<br />
Regeneration 16<br />
Sequence, Cleanup Regeneration, 17<br />
Regeneration Without Brine 18<br />
Demineralization 21<br />
Liquid Sucrose 21<br />
Liquid Invert 22<br />
Nanofiltration Recovery of Regenerants 23<br />
Lab Testing Protocol 24<br />
1<br />
<strong>Cane</strong> <strong>Sugar</strong> <strong>Refining</strong> with Ion Exchange Resins<br />
Technical Information 28<br />
Physical Constants of Sucrose 28<br />
Ash vs. Conductivity 30<br />
Sucrose Viscosity 30<br />
Regenerant Concentrations 34<br />
Conversions 35<br />
Mesh and Slot Sizes 37<br />
Resin Technical Data 38<br />
A860S 38<br />
A500PS 38<br />
A420S 38<br />
MN102 38<br />
MN150 38<br />
IP4 38<br />
C115EC 38<br />
A500S 38<br />
A850S 38<br />
A440S 38<br />
PRA420 38<br />
CT124SH 38<br />
ICUMSA Color Testing 39<br />
Cleaning Organically Fouled Resins 40<br />
Tank Capacities 41<br />
Glossary 42
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