Cane cr
Fibre %
Imbibit
Brix %
Fibre in
Fibre in
Fibre in
Fibre in
Fibre in
400
14
30
19
0.3386
0.3748
0.4109
0.4471
0.4833
FEED
S
4.591837
S
9.83965
S
21.08496
a) For mill no -2 ; n= 4
Br
0.454595
Ideal Bri 8.637313
b) For Mill no - 3, n= 3
Brix % Jui 0.200073
Ideal Brix 3.801392
c)For Mill no - 4 n =2
Brix % Jui 0.081296
Ideal Brix 1.544629
d) For Mill no- 5 n = 1
Brix % Jui 0.025867
Ideal Brix 0.491473
m= 4
I
II
III
IV
V
9.55
4.2
1.71
m=4
m=4
m=4
Bx = Pol/Purity
Pol % Cane %
13
f --- Fiber %
15
P --- Pol % %
16
Priamary Jui%
20
Priamary Jui%
80
(1) Total Losses in Indian Sugar industry = 1.6% to 2.6 % ,can be 1.6% to 1.7% by Effective Managem
Extraction = x 100
cane
Extraction = . sucrose or in mixed juice % cane x 100
sucrose or pol % cane
the higher the fibre, the greater the loss of the sugar in the bagasse, since:
Sugar loss in bagasse % cane = sugar % bagasse x bagasse % cane
Brix of bagasse
=
Pol % bagasse x 100
purity of last expressed juice
The extraction, or, to be more precise, the efficiency of the mill work, decreases as the
capacity ratio (or, what amounts to the same thing, the specific fibre loading) increases.
India it is estimated that the reduced extraction of a milling plant falls by 0.17 when
i t is operated at 10% above normal For example, if a mill is capable of crushing 100
t.c.h., and if its reduced extraction is 95, this should drop to 94.83 if the rate is increased
to 110 t.c.h.
DISCHARGE
y Effective Management& Technical skill.(2) Sugar Recovery = Sugar in Cane - Total Losses (3) Reducing Total lo
ery.means10 Kgm additional sugar recovered per Ton of Sugar cane Crushed.
% of Cane, Optimum Imbibition appears to 250% of fibre, At 14% fibre, it will be 114 X 250/100 = 35% out of wh
100 = 35% out of which final bagasse would get saturated with water at level of 20% & remainning 15% will go
essed Juice
Drum pressKg/ Cm
(i) At NRV
66
(ii) Pressu
1
(iii) Super
67
(iv) Super
0.05
v) Super he 70.52632
(vi) Pressu
1.148
(vii) Press
0.2
(viii) Pres
1.032
(ix) Pressu
0.7
(x) Drum P
70.08
(xi) Pressu
0.7
(Xi) Pressu 74.60632
(Xi) Pressu 75.30632
Drum Desig 77.30632
FEED PUMP 892.2921
Add Margi 267.6876
Design Pu
1159.98
Boiler Capa
80
Feed Pump
90.36
Margin in
99.396
Two feed pu
49.698
50 M/hr, 1160 m Head - 3 nos
Pump HP = 350.6961
KW require 261.6193
0.00365
TPH
15.67
5.137917
7.9225
7.710833
37.89
3.14
3.720644
81.19189
TPH
9) Bagas 50.41817
10) Steam/
2.2
11) Bagase 36.9678
12) Bagas 13.45036
(13) Power
58149
(14) KWh/t 12.69629
Vapour 21.12.03
% CANE
8.211354
2.692358
4.151528
4.040611
19.85502
1.645415
1.949682
42.54597
26.42
19.37177
7.048225
2422.875
6.653077
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Cane Crush
4530
Cane Crush 188.75
MJ % Cane 176.6134
At 86 C L
547.6
At 95 C L
542
At 100 C L
538.9
At 120 C L
525.7
Loss due to
0.95
RJ1 Heating 3.584839
RJ2 Heating 9.26114
RJ3 Heating 2.483844
SJ heating 8.911741
CLJ heatin 3.446934
14 For A massc
0.2283
Quantiy
43.09163
In Brix
93.52
Syrup Brix
58
Specific Gr
1.5
Quantity of 24.55006
15 For B masse 0.0996
Quantity
18.7995
Brix of inc
96.1
Bx Of Outle
70
Quantity of 7.658693
16
(a)
Evaporatio 8.891396
(b)
(d)
(e)
I
II
III
IV
Exhaust req
Exhaust req
Exhaust req
Total Exha
21 Power Gene
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
(ix)
a
b
c
61.25348 32.45217
8.911741 4.721452
3.446934
1.82619
73.61215 38.99982
2251.7
from 38 C to 68 C
From 25 C to 38 C
Column12
Kw/TCH
0
2.05
1.9
2.12
2.023333
2
50
2276
1801
69
825
105
2.181167
2.379455
2
1.75
2244.185
1796.32
BOILER CALCULATIONS
(1) Steam Q
90
(2) Steam P
89
(3) Steam t
540
(4)Feed wat
105
(5)Boiler
3
(6)Flue gas
145
(7) Ambient
26.7
(8)Hot air
195
(9) Relativ
60
(10)Site Al sea level
(11)Fuel as bagasse
(12)Excees
35
(13)Steam Pressure drop of 2 Kg/cm and Temperature drop 5 C is considered.
(14)Ultimat
(weight %)
(i) Carbon
24.08
(ii) Hydrog
3.02
(iii) Oxyg
21.55
(iv) Nitrog
0.15
(v) Moistur
50
(vi)Ash
1.2
(vii)Sulfur
0
(viii) Highe
2300
%
MWt.
17.3553
16.20042
15.89287
45.40821
0.029538
61.33062
4.800972
moles
Mole %
MOLE % Dr
44 0.394439 10.85152 14.42269
18 0.900023
24.7608
0
27.51129
3) Moist.
4) Total S
5) Radiati
6) Unburne
7) Manufac
8) TOTAL
9) Thermal
10) Fuel Fir
11) Fuel Bu
0.14048
27.91927
0.41
2.7
1.5
32.52927
67.47073
67.47073
69.81973
Recommend
17
No. of para 39.13098
Membrane W
102
Roof Tube
102
Clear Gap
25.8
So SH tubes
204
Super heate
204
Width of fu
7344
Furnace Dep5.233111
No. of Side 51.30501
Considering
48
Furnace Dep
4998
Corrected G 36.70531
Actual Grat 2413639
say 35
7.344
5233.111
say 49
4.998
ok
Furnace Height is based on flue gas residence time & Allowable Furnace volumetric heat absn.
Flue gas te furnace water walls
Selection of configuration is based on the capacity,pressure, temperature & Fuel charcteristick
6300
7400
1 -20.3
2 --13.31
3 -11.81
4 -9.2
5
5.235
6 -Rear Wall header level = Hr = 5235 mm
8 -4.998
9 -2.3
10 -- Furnace Width = Width = 7344 mm
11 -- Slag Screen Tube = mm
12 -- Ape
7.4
13 -- Space between Rear wall & Nose
2.698
(7)EPRS = 328.8652
* Furnace Exit Gas Temperature (FEGT) = [(Gas Sens.Heat x (mg )/EPRS]/(0.37 x Gas Sens.Heat x mg
576.5725
[(Gas Se 213.3318
793.8231
Total Heat Realesed absorbed by Furnace tubes by radiations& balance from gases through convectio
Ht = Hr + Hc
eat absorbing
factor is one
BOILER CALCULATIONS
(1) Steam Q
80
(2) Steam P
66
(3) Steam t
485
(4)Feed wat
105
(5)Boiler
3
(6)Flue gas
160
(7) Ambient
26.7
(8)Hot air
195
(9) Relativ
60
(10)Site Al sea level
(11)Fuel as bagasse
(12)Excees
35
(13)Steam Pressure drop of 2 Kg/cm and Temperature drop 5 C is considered.
(14)Ultimat
(weight %)
(i) Carbon
24.08
(ii) Hydrog
3.02
(iii) Oxyg
21.55
(iv) Nitrog
0.15
(v) Moistur
50
(vi)Ash
1.2
(vii)Sulfur
0
(viii) Highe
2300
%
MWt.
17.3553
16.20042
15.89287
45.40821
0.029538
61.33062
4.800972
moles
Mole %
MOLE % Dr
44 0.394439 10.85152 14.42269
18 0.900023
24.7608
0
27.51129
4) Total S
5) Radiati
6) Unburne
7) Manufac
8) TOTAL
9) Thermal
10) Fuel Fir
11) Fuel Bu
27.91927
0.41
2.7
1.5
32.52927
67.47073
67.47073
69.81973
6300
7400
1 -20.3
2 --13.31
3 -11.81
4 -9.2
5
5.235
6 -Rear Wall header level = Hr = 5235 mm
8 -4.998
9 -2.3
10 -- Furnace Width = Width = 7344 mm
11 -- Slag Screen Tube = mm
12 -- Ape
7.4
13 -- Space between Rear wall & Nose
(7)EPRS = 328.8652
* Furnace Exit Gas Temperature (FEGT) = [(Gas Sens.Heat x (mg )/EPRS]/(0.37 x Gas Sens.Heat x mg
546.3077
[(Gas Se 202.1339
793.8231
eat absorbing
factor is one
Cane cr
Fibre %
Imbibit
Brix %
Fibre in
Fibre in
Fibre in
Fibre in
Fibre in
100
14
30
21
0.34
0.39
0.45
0.5
0
FEED
S
4.591837
S
9.83965
S
21.08496
a) For mill no -2 ; n= 4
Br
0.440113
Ideal Bri 9.242369
b) For Mill no - 3, n= 3
Brix % Jui 0.178832
Ideal Brix 3.755474
c)For Mill no - 4 n =2
Brix % Jui 0.056901
Ideal Brix 1.194924
d) For Mill no- 5 n = 1
Brix % Jui
0
Ideal Brix
0
m= 4
I
II
III
IV
V
9.55
4.2
1.71
m=4
m=4
m=4
Bx = Pol/Purity
Pol % Cane %
13
f --- Fiber %
15
P --- Pol % %
16
Priamary Jui%
20
Priamary Jui%
80
(1) Total Losses in Indian Sugar industry = 1.6% to 2.6 % ,can be 1.6% to 1.7% by Effective Managem
Extraction = x 100
cane
Extraction = . sucrose or in mixed juice % cane x 100
sucrose or pol % cane
the higher the fibre, the greater the loss of the sugar in the bagasse, since:
Sugar loss in bagasse % cane = sugar % bagasse x bagasse % cane
Brix of bagasse
=
Pol % bagasse x 100
purity of last expressed juice
The extraction, or, to be more precise, the efficiency of the mill work, decreases as the
capacity ratio (or, what amounts to the same thing, the specific fibre loading) increases.
India it is estimated that the reduced extraction of a milling plant falls by 0.17 when
i t is operated at 10% above normal For example, if a mill is capable of crushing 100
t.c.h., and if its reduced extraction is 95, this should drop to 94.83 if the rate is increased
to 110 t.c.h.
DISCHARGE
y Effective Management& Technical skill.(2) Sugar Recovery = Sugar in Cane - Total Losses (3) Reducing Total lo
ery.means10 Kgm additional sugar recovered per Ton of Sugar cane Crushed.
% of Cane, Optimum Imbibition appears to 250% of fibre, At 14% fibre, it will be 114 X 250/100 = 35% out of wh
100 = 35% out of which final bagasse would get saturated with water at level of 20% & remainning 15% will go
essed Juice
Cane cr
Fibre %
Imbibit
Brix %
Fibre in
Fibre in
Fibre in
Fibre in
Fibre in
100
14
30
21
0.34
0.39
0.45
0.5
0
S
4.591837
S
9.83965
S
21.08496
a) For mill no -2 ; n= 4
Br
0.440113
Ideal Bri 9.242369
b) For Mill no - 3, n= 3
Brix % Jui 0.178832
Ideal Brix 3.755474
c)For Mill no - 4 n =2
Brix % Jui 0.056901
Ideal Brix 1.194924
d) For Mill no- 5 n = 1
Brix % Jui
0
Ideal Brix
0
m= 4
m=4
m=4
m=4
Bagasse Analysis
Pol Reading
8.7
Moisture %
60
Brix Balance In Milling Tandem
Moisture F
1.128
(a) For Mill no - 1; Brix entering in I st mill = Brix leaving from Ist Pol % Baga
9.8136
Brix in Cane entering = Brix in PJ + Brix in Bagasse
Fibre % Ba 28.64196
Brix in Bagasse = Brix in Cane - Brix in PJ
Bagasse % 0.45772
Brix % ab
20.244
Pol in Baga 4.491881
Brix in Ca 17.40984
Individual 0.666774
Brix in PJ
12.35294
Unit Pol Ex 0.666774
Q=
58.82353
Cumulative 0.666774
Bx leaving from mill no -1 = Bx in cane entering mill 1- Bx.in PJ lea Brix % Bag 11.35804
5.056899
Individual 0.666667
fibre in bag
34
Unit Brix E 0.666744
Qty of mill 41.17647
Cumulative 0.666744
Bx % Bagas12.28104
Brix in Ba
5.1988
(b) For Mill No -2
Bx in J2 = 5.436688
Bx in J3 = 1.621481
Bx in J4 = 0.452845
Bx in J5 =
0
Bx entering in 2nd. Mill = Bx leaving from 2nd.mill in juice & bagasse
Bx in b1 + 1.241693
Bx % 2nd 3.459001
For Mill no-3
Bx entering in 3rd. Mill = Bx leaving from 3rd.mill in juice & bagasse
Bx in b2 + 0.073057
Bx % 3rd 0.234825
Bx Extran
76.15
14.9
5.7
2.25
1
100
Bx = Pol/Purity
Pol % Cane %
13
f --- Fiber %
15
P --- Pol % %
16
Priamary Jui%
20
Priamary Jui%
80
(1) Total Losses in Indian Sugar industry = 1.6% to 2.6 % ,can be 1.6% to 1.7% by Effective Managem
Extraction = x 100
cane
Brix of bagasse
=
Pol % bagasse x 100
purity of last expressed juice
The extraction, or, to be more precise, the efficiency of the mill work, decreases as the
capacity ratio (or, what amounts to the same thing, the specific fibre loading) increases.
India it is estimated that the reduced extraction of a milling plant falls by 0.17 when
i t is operated at 10% above normal For example, if a mill is capable of crushing 100
t.c.h., and if its reduced extraction is 95, this should drop to 94.83 if the rate is increased
to 110 t.c.h.
MILL
I
II
III
IV
V
IDEAL
17.41
8.59
3.83
2.51
MILL
I
II
III
IV
Actual
18.69
10.38
6.43
3.93
ng tandem
ance for 100 Tonnes Sugar Unit
MILL 2
MILL 3
MILL 4
ice Analysis
10.05
7.25
3.52
8.22
5.79
2.5
0.81791 0.798621 0.710227
5.3
53
1.118
5.9254
39.75544
0.329766
1.953997
0.564994
0.18827
0.855045
7.244558
0.540469
0.180115
0.846858
2.38901
3.4
50
1.112
3.7808
45.26584
0.289622
1.095004
0.439608
0.063723
0.918768
4.734162
0.426072
0.065249
0.912108
1.371119
2
48
1.108
2.216 0.629545
48.87987
0.268209
0.59435
0.457217
0.037141
0.955909
3.120128
0.389663
0.034248
0.946356
0.836845
FEED
DISCHARGE
19.16
17.65
8.21
10.05
3.83
7.25
2.55
3.52
IDEAL
18.69
8.72
2.74
2.49
Losses
(3) Reducing
(3) Reducing Total loss by 1% means rise in Sugar recover (4) 1% rise in Sugar recovery.means10 Kgm
overy.means10 Kgm additional sugar recovered per Ton of Sugar cane Crushed.
(5)(a) Sugar Lo
ne
4 % of Cane, Optimum Imbibition appears to 250% of fibre, At 14% fibre, it will be 114 X 250/100 = 35% out of
50/100 = 35% out of which final bagasse would get saturated with water at level of 20% & remainning 15% will
st Expressed Juice
%
%
%
%
%
%
Bagasse
Bagasse
Bagasse
Bagasse
Bagasse
Bagasse
M1
M2
M3
M4
M5
0.5459264
0.5442446
0.5737643
0.5152099
0.4900012
1740.002
1741.607
1741.607
1757.659
1821.866
Fibre
Fibre
Fibre
Fibre
Fibre
%
%
%
%
%
Bagasse
Bagasse
Bagasse
Bagasse
Bagasse
Mill
Mill
Mill
Mill
Mill
0.018
0.483262
0.338573
0.374745
0.410918
0.44709
34.88731
32.15421
32.15421
31.86056
30.73772
Mill No
1
2
Roller PCD
1.084
1.085
Roller Leng
2.13
2.13
RPM
4
4
Speed m/m 13.61504
13.6276
No void De
1.19
1.189
Fibre % Ba 0.338573 0.374745
Fibre Inde 609.4317 693.2789
Discharge 57.24565
46.3799
Feed / Disc
1.88
1.89
Fwo
107.6218 87.65801
Tro
188.3382 153.4015
Ind. Mill Ex
0.7
0.385
Ind. Mill Extraction Unit
3
4
1.085
1.095
2.13
2.13
4
4
13.6276
13.7532
1.193
1.201
0.410918
0.44709
780.7434 871.8251
41.18409 36.54467
1.895
1.9
78.04385 69.43487
136.5767
121.511
0.385
0.385
Mill no 2
Total Cane in
Juice Extracted
Bagasse
Fibre
Juice in Bagasse
Mill no 3
Total Cane in
Juice Extracted
Bagasse
Fibre
Juice in Bagasse
Mill no 4
Total Cane in
Juice Extracted
Bagasse
Fibre
Juice in Bagasse
Mill no 5
Total Cane in
Juice Extracted
Bagasse
115.8792 0.026737 3.098232
Fibre
56
Juice in Bagasse
5
1.135
2.13
4
14.2556
1.213
0.483262
966.5241
31.80233
1.911
60.77426
106.355
0.385
Vol. m/hr
357.1429
217.5849
138.8749
36.84211
102.0903