Sugar Manufacturing and Process Performance Analysis- A study

Nikhil Dev

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ABSTRACT
Sugar is one of the most desirous commodity in every part of the world. It production requires a lot of planning from crop to final product development. In the present work it is analysed that sugar production is passed through a lot energy intensive processes. These energy intensive processes are necessary at every level of sugar production. Therefore, to plan any energy conservation policy it is rudiment to understand all these processes. Technology is making its way through human development with new inventions in science and engineering. A lot of new inventions are taking place day by day. The parameters to evaluate process performance are also numerous. These parameters may be inter-reliant or independent. Therefore, performance analysis of sugar manufacturing makes it necessary to look into the performance parameters and their interdependence so that their role in technology development may be fully understood.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37628/jcmm.v2i2.159

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