. Cane sugar; a textbook on the agriculture of the sugar cane, the manufacture of cane sugar, and the analysis of sugar-house products. w)ni/f/, wiiniik Fig. 190 patent ( 3237, 1843). Since then the principle appears in many designs,particularly in those of Yarj-an, LiUie, and Kestner (), and more recentlyin that of Meyer and Arbuckle (4212, 7078, 19962, of 1903), who employ aperforated pipe rotating in a horizontal plane above the upper tube plateof a vertical submerged tube apparatus. Circulation by a locahzed use of high pressure steam is found in Heck-mans circulators, which consis
. Cane sugar; a textbook on the agriculture of the sugar cane, the manufacture of cane sugar, and the analysis of sugar-house products. w)ni/f/, wiiniik Fig. 190 patent ( 3237, 1843). Since then the principle appears in many designs,particularly in those of Yarj-an, LiUie, and Kestner (), and more recentlyin that of Meyer and Arbuckle (4212, 7078, 19962, of 1903), who employ aperforated pipe rotating in a horizontal plane above the upper tube plateof a vertical submerged tube apparatus. Circulation by a locahzed use of high pressure steam is found in Heck-mans circulators, which consist of a supplementary calandria, as shownin Fig. 190. In Rohrig and Koenigs design, the live steam is used in asmall annular tubular cluster arranged round the vertical axis of a cell. Incondensihle Gases.—In the process of evaporation a certain amountof incondensihle gas is formed ; some air enters \vith the juice, and someleaks into the apparatus. This accumulation of gas both retards the rateof boiling and causes corrosion of the tubes, so that it is necessar} to removeit as fast as possible. In the first calandria there is g
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