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AIDS-syndrome affects sucrose recovery: cane sanitation must precede mill sanitation.

Solomon, S.; Shahi, H. N.; Rais Ahmad; Madan, V. K.;

23rd ISSCT Congress, New Delhi, India, 22-26 February, 1999. Factory program. Year: 1999 Pages: 348-351 Ref: 6 ref.

1999

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AIDS-syndrome affects sucrose recovery: cane sanitation must precede mill sanitation.

The physico-biochemical constitution of cane delivered to sugar mills plays a pivotal role in determining the sugar recovery. AIDS-(acid invertase-dextran sucrase) complex has the most detrimental effect on sugar recovery. In sub-tropical India, cane supplies are not delivered strictly on the basis of maturity. As a result, large quantities of acid invertase and other non-sugars are released during milling. This is further compounded by long cut-to-mill delay (3 to 10 days) favouring increased inversion of sucrose, production of acid and dextran.