. Cane sugar; a textbook on the agriculture of the sugar cane, the manufacture of cane sugar, and the analysis of sugar-house products. Fig. 276 area sufficient for a dense bagasse ma}^ be too small for that afforded byanother type, and the solution of the trouble would be in the installation ofauxiliary grate area. In addition, the trouble may be due to a combination of all the causestending towards low thermal value :— 1. A fibre with the lower limit of the recorded heat of combustion. 2. A fibre which retains after crushing a higher quantity of water. 3. A lower percentage of fibre in the c
. Cane sugar; a textbook on the agriculture of the sugar cane, the manufacture of cane sugar, and the analysis of sugar-house products. Fig. 276 area sufficient for a dense bagasse ma}^ be too small for that afforded byanother type, and the solution of the trouble would be in the installation ofauxiliary grate area. In addition, the trouble may be due to a combination of all the causestending towards low thermal value :— 1. A fibre with the lower limit of the recorded heat of combustion. 2. A fibre which retains after crushing a higher quantity of water. 3. A lower percentage of fibre in the cane. 464 CHAPTER XXIII 4, A bagasse of low apparent specific gravity. All these causes combined in one cane would be sufficient to account forthe actually observed results, although any one might not be of itself ofsufficient magnitude to be detected in the routine control; and, further, thetrouble might be accentuated by the objectionable combinations causingan imperfect combustion in the bagasse. Furnaces employed in Bagasse Combustion.—The main principle fromwhich the various designs of bagasse furnaces have been developed
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