The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-31


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l. Extraction Of the sugar or juice from the cane
Fabrication of the Juice or suoar lion
The eaization and separation of the juice
Let attention initial operation and consider the
methods OF extraction practicable.
The universal custom on these Islands with exception extract
The Commercial Cnanv which has
N MAUI ADOPTED system Of double crushing, and
satisfied obtained from orr mills
II we observe the number Of improved processes of extraction which
have been tried suggested other countries we
LEY reasonably conclude that sugar manufacturers in other parts the
world are not We have statistics inform percentage
Juice extracted by the eeoer mills this country out it is pretty
certain that much as "a per cent mice
while is well known that to 9 per cent Of
The unniated suppose this must he an extraordinarily
lucrative business that to be Indifferent Of los Of d % i
of material that has much money labor anxe
and skin to induce the soil to produce
Our usual apparent waste is that Goals are extensive
and we must have good produce necessary
apt forget that with our Trash We burn toos Of u
which manufactured would fetch sla0 per can be
bought even in Honolulu for ton
Perhaps brief review Of Of the noteworthy processes of ex
'T1ns sugar from cane win not be out Of place here
Inc threeroer mill too Wen known here require
passing notice Suffice to that usually 70 per
rule the Nevertheless it is matter Of the greatest inn
Many mills well fed do better work than The ]
where the feed i thin irregular.
The Cane oaa, September contains an interesting notice m
stewards hydraulic attachment for treeoer mills we IN
deTsiand be applied ordinary MILL advantage
tanning perfectly uniform pressure, irregular the feed
The result an uniformly increased Of juice
Multiple roller mills nine rollers have. ep
adopted IN various parts Of the world generally result of an
power required to Keep such large and heavy iron motion
An ingenious aIornay is being manufactured
by Faucet Preston Co In two comparatively
tuie for the front lower roller ordinary
two small rollers work directly under the roller require
esS power run and to give better results than the ordinary \
break the rind Of the cane before it enters the mill
have given 8 TO s. per cent Of Juice when applied in conjunction
which, trooohed plates reduces canes 10 fibre
which then evenly through the be to any
Bmer of the process Of manufacturing
STEEL which called him, patented system extracting Juice
% zane H crushing II with pungers working in horizontal cylinders
Inn prs has not yet been applied successfully About
revolving saws may afterwards be reduced to T1p from which the
juice easily extracted We regret that have quite
obtain any information a trial Of results obtained this invention
me hcerloh process ha been tired IN many and has been sub
jected considerable discussion. may applied
deal ,one NOR arJ inc s[+t s IN % way gGl
system, reports very conflicting
One Of the newest processes is that named the Ean after German
slices which are boiled under with certain chemicals Till
action upon the came is t would be @ % @ n nn Hp5 nS[
ability Of succeeding or not As however the egss is entirely
superior diffusion which the last which propose
draw your attention.
process only extracts the whole of the
the differs from all other processes important
respect that the sugar Is obtained far possible without pturing the
juicee the extracting the process
application to sugar cane and where tried The success has not been 50
marked might have been expected Nevertheless is based on such
There are jn fact strong grounds for believing that yl # viii
sprle all other extracting sugar from cane This process
depends principle the discovery Grai English
solution by the method
make u esiaIization CJod are plueke nummv .rIrae
ss t;l I'M taII1e Graham 5ieoyli bat ~ 1f
pass membranes parchment
sugar cane or beet root immersed water the sugar in the cells will
pass through the cells into the but the and uinou
contained in the juice remains in the cells
Dalrunfaut distinguished French chemist ability
sugar industry indebted valuable inventions,
frm beet roots Germany however process
genera, first slow of adoption but attery
1Nfl inc rapidt
In 1872 there Germany Of which
only f-two adopted the diffusion In there
factories only thirzeven adopted every
beet factory in Germany the diffusion process In fact
found that present prices factory
pay diffusion With it. however
% b,s en- proved quite as applicable to sugar cane as to 6eetrot
Int A. NJ first with the latter industry it gains ground very slowly The
application principle however better understood
formerly ought succeed much easily than could have
een expected forty years The application minute of
rnty-nyened ansepes prevent
formerly great difficulty to overcome
the density the
be evaporation to make ton Of than
entirely lost 4 fuel quantity sugar
mort il 80, L o,J II nav ia ,st ,a-oIIT
dried they might fuel the Jarvis furnace Diffusion liquor
perfectly clear and requires Swimming it may be boiled without
Qualification The Is extracted from the cane with hardly
Dr. Collier the scientific Agricultural
Department has been experimenting the application of the diffusion
small sale and the principle applied large
tS interested to paper on the subject by Koeing before the
meeting this on the 18th instant Mr. koeng has had ex
a Ifl inti II Acquainted With ali its details
collect bv correspondence information might Of
test written Me Ieery Bernard and sherman,
Iaurius Monehore, Joseph their
sydney asking the magne process patented
gentlemen. Details Of the could be furnished
MonefOre, Joseph Co.'S letters,
with nor,ndums process
az sugar made process inspection.
si sample light for the United mark under
If, by the of the larger yield of
he obtained without such hgh color might De worth trying
DR. Schelaer the German Beet
Association, has recently invented process for extracting
sugar Mr. Koeng informed
that large factory erected Hldeshen in Germany solely
for extracting sugar this patent believe
be