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Chemical Control Formula

The document outlines various chemical control formulas related to sugar extraction and processing, detailing calculations for components such as cane, bagasse, mixed juice, and pol content. It provides formulas for determining percentages, losses, and efficiencies in the sugar production process. Additionally, it includes parameters for evaluating extraction rates and overall efficiency in sugar mills.

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Chemical Control Formula

The document outlines various chemical control formulas related to sugar extraction and processing, detailing calculations for components such as cane, bagasse, mixed juice, and pol content. It provides formulas for determining percentages, losses, and efficiencies in the sugar production process. Additionally, it includes parameters for evaluating extraction rates and overall efficiency in sugar mills.

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Chemical Control Formula’s

1) Cane + Added Water = Gross Mixed Juice + Bagasse


2) Bagasse = Cane + Added Water – Gross Mixed Juice
Tones Bagasse
3) Bagasse % Cane = ×100
Cane
TonesGross Mixed Juice
4) Gross Mixed Juice % Cane = × 100
Cane
5) Dirt Tonnes = Dirt % x Gross Mixed Juice
6) Tonnes Net Mixed Juice = Tonnes Gross Mixed Juice – Tones Dirt
Tones Net Mixed Juice
7) Net Mixed % Cane = ×100
Cane
Pol % Mixed Juice ×Tones Net Mixed Juice
8) Tones Pol in Mixed Juice =
100
Tones Pol Mixed Juice
9) Pol in Mixed Juice % Cane = ×100
Cane
Pol % Bagasse × Tones Bagasse
10) Tones Pol in Bagasse =
100
Tones Pol ∈Bagasse
11) Pol in Bagasse % Cane = ×100
Cane
Filter Cake % ×Cane
12) Tones Filter Cake = Filter Cake % x Cane /100=
100
Pol % Filter Cake x Tones Filter Cake
13) Tones Pol in Filter Cake =
100
Tones Pol ∈Filter Cake
14) Pol in Filter Cake Cane = ×100
Cane
15) Tones Pol in Clear Juice = Tones Pol in Mixed Juice – Tones Pol in Filter Cake
Tones Pol ∈Clear Juice
16) Pol in Clear Juice % Cane = × 100
Cane
17) Tones Pol in Cane = Tones Pol in Mixed Juice % Cane + Tones Pol in Bagasse % Cane
18) Pol in Cane = Pol in Mixed Juice % Cane + Pol in Bagasse % Cane
S ( J −M )
19) Recovery % Cane = Pol in Clear Juice % Cane × −Un Known Losses % Cane
J ( S−M )
Where S = Purity of Sugar (=100)
J = Purity of Clear Juice
M = Purity of Final Molasses
Pol∈Clear Juice
20) Brix in Clear Juice % Cane = ×100
Purity of Clear Juice
21) Non Sugar in Clear Juice % Cane = Brix in Clear Juice % Cane – Pol in Clear Juice % Cane
22) Non Sugar in Molasses = Brix % Molasses – Pol % Molasses
Non Sugar∈Clear Juice % Cane
23) Molasses % Cane = × 100
Non Sugar ∈Molasses
24) Brix % Bagasse = Pol % Bagasse / Purity of LMJ x 100
25) Fibre % Bagasse = 100 – ( Moisture % Bagasse + Brix % Bagasse )
26) Tones Fibre in Bagasse = Fibre % Bagasse x Tones Bagasse / 100
27) Fibre % Cane = Tones Fibre Bagasse / Cane x 100
28) Added Water % Cane = Tones Added Water / Cane x 100
( Brix %Bagasse )
29) Undiluted Juice Lost % Fibre = ×10000
Brix % PJ × Fibre %Bagasse
30) Added Water Extracted in Mixed Juice % Added Water =
( Brix % PJ −Brix % MJ ) × MJ % Cane
× 100
Brix % PJ × A .W % Cane
31) Mill Extraction = ( Pol in Mixed Juice % Cane / Pol in Cane ) x 100
32) RME – Noel Deerr = { ( 7 – V ) / 7 } x 100
Where V = { ( 1 – e ) x ( 1 – f ) } / f
‘e = Mill Extraction
‘f = Fibre % Cane
33) RME – Mittal = 100 – [ { ( Pol in Bagasse % Cane x 12.5 ) / ( Pol in Cane x Fibre % Cane ) } x 100
34) Milling Loss = { ( 100 – Mill Extraction ) x Pol in Cane } / Fibre % Cane
35) Whole Reduced Extraction = 100 – Milling Loss
100 ( J −M )
36) BHR = { ( Sugar in Sugar / Sugar in Mixed Juice ) x 100 } ×
J ( 100−M )
Where J = Commercial Sugar Purity
M = Final Molasses Purity
Or we Can directly Multiply 0.9989 instead of using Sugar & Molasses Factor
37) RBHR – Noel Deerr = { ( 0.85 – Mv) / 0.85 ( 1 – Mv ) } x 100
Where Mv = ( j – RJ ) / ( 1 – RJ )
J = Mixed Juice Purity
R = BHR
38) RBHR – S.N. Gundu Rao = R + { K x (M)/(1-M) } x { 17 – 20J / 17J}

Where K = Non Sugar in Clear Juice % Cane / Non Sugar in Molasses

39) Over All Extraction = { BHR / ME } x 100


40) Reduced Over All Extraction = ( RME x RBHR ) / 100
41) ERQV – PJ to MJ = { 1.4 ( Pty of MJ – 40 ) / 1.4 ( Pty of PJ – 40 ) } x 100
42) ERQV – PJ to LMJ = { 1.4 ( Pty of LMJ – 40 ) / 1.4 ( Pty of PJ – 40 ) } x 100
43) Java Ratio = { Pol in Cane / Pol in PJ } x 100
44) Capacity Utilization = Installed Capacity x 172 days
45) CCS % = ( Pol x 1.05 ) – ( Brix x 0.3 ) Commercial Cane Sugar.
46) Sugar Pol = [Link] x ( 1 + 0.0003 ( t – 20 ))
Where t = Temperature
47) Recovery % (SMT) = (Pol % .75) – ( Brix % - Pol% x 0.61 )
(SMT extraction consider as 61%)
48) Pol % = Jave Ratio x Average Recovery
49) Norms for time Lost % Available
1. Want of Cane 3.00 %
2. Engineering 2.50 %
3. Process 0.25 %
4. Others 0.25 %
5. General Cleaning 2.00 %
Total 8.00 %

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