M. Kearney et De. Rearick, RAW JUICE CHROMATOGRAPHIC-SEPARATION PROCESS - DEVELOPMENTS BY THE AMALGAMATED-SUGAR-COMPANY, International Sugar Journal, 98(1168), 1996, pp. 144-148
The Amalgamated Sugar raw juice chromatographic separation process has
been demonstrated in extensive pilot testing to be a promising altern
ative to conventional liming and carbonation purification. The process
is superior with respect to purification, extraction, chemical use, p
ollution concerns, beet end equipment requirements, sugar end material
handling requirements and processing consistency. The process involve
s softening diffusion juice and passing a subsequent softened raw syru
p through a chromatographic separator. Products include crystallised s
ucrose, a non-sucrose by-product and a small amount of molasses.