Sulphitation in White Sugar Manufacture
Sulphitation in White Sugar Manufacture
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The extent of liming varies in different factories : usually the acid juice is limed until only a slight acid reaction with litmus paper is obtained. Neutral juices are met with only in a few factories, the reason being the difficulty of obtaining an exact neutrality by means of lime. A few other factories, again, prefer to work with slightly acid juices. In some instances the sulphitated juice is rendered alkaline by a surplus of lime and subsequently treated with phosphoric acid until a sligh...t acid reaction is reached.
Heating the Juice. The juice is pumped through a series of heaters, being usually heated to 70-75 C. In a number of factories the juice, after being heated, is allowed to run through a " bac portal" (described in Chapter VII), in which it deposits part of its impurities. This apparatus is gradually becoming, however, less popular, and a great number of factories have discarded it.
Defecation, From the " bac portal " the juice either runs or is pumped into defecators, provided with heating coils or double bottoms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The extent of liming varies in different factories : usually the acid juice is limed until only a slight acid reaction with litmus paper is obtained. Neutral juices are met with only in a few factories, the reason being the difficulty of obtaining an exact neutrality by means of lime. A few other factories, again, prefer to work with slightly acid juices. In some instances the sulphitated juice is rendered alkaline by a surplus of lime and subsequently treated with phosphoric acid until a sligh...t acid reaction is reached.
Heating the Juice. The juice is pumped through a series of heaters, being usually heated to 70-75 C. In a number of factories the juice, after being heated, is allowed to run through a " bac portal" (described in Chapter VII), in which it deposits part of its impurities. This apparatus is gradually becoming, however, less popular, and a great number of factories have discarded it.
Defecation, From the " bac portal " the juice either runs or is pumped into defecators, provided with heating coils or double bottoms.
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