ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD BAGASSE
From French, from Spanish bagazo dregs, refuse, from baga husk, from Latin bāca berry.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BAGASSE»
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bagasse in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Environmental Impacts of Sugar Production: The Cultivation ...
marginalized the viability of producing plastics from bagasse. Xylitol is an easily
purified sugar alcohol, which can be used as a sugar substitute in a range of
specialized foodstuffs. It can be derived from xylan, via xylose, and can thus be ...
2
Cane Sugar Handbook: A Manual for Cane Sugar Manufacturers ...
10.1 Bagasse. Bagasse is the byproduct or residue of milling or diffusing cane,
the woody fiber of the cane. By the word fiber is meant all insoluble solids, fibrous
or not. In practice, about one-half is fiber, the other half residual juice. Bagasse ...
James C. P. Chen, Chung Chi Chou, 1993
3
Guide for Planning Pulp and Paper Enterprises
basis, would correspond to a bagasse production of 56 million tons (moisture-
free). If this total volume of bagasse were available and suitable, both technically
and economically, it would provide the fibrous raw material for about 15 million ...
4
Sugar Processing and By-products of the Sugar Industry
Since fibres present in the pith exhibit poor mechanical attributes, they must be
eliminated prior to using bagasse as a fibre source for the production of paper
and board. Dry bagasse consists of approximately 50 percent cellulose, 25 to 27
...
Antonio Valdes Delgado, Carlos de Armas Casanova, 2001
5
Excellence in Concrete Construction through Innovation: ...
The bagasse ash was sieved through a No. 200 sieve. Different replacement
percentages of 0, 15, 30 and 40% of Portland cement were mixed with river sand,
water and lateritic soil (from Kasetsart University Chalermphrakiet Sakon Nakhon
...
Mukesh C Limbachiya, Hsein Y. Kew, 2008
6
Biotechnology for Agro-Industrial Residues Utilisation: ...
The various products, which have been obtained from the processes involving
bagasse include chemicals and metabolites such as alcohol and alkaloids,
mushrooms, protein enriched animal feed (single cell protein), and enzymes etc.
One of ...
Poonam Singh Nigam, Ashok Pandey, 2009
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Hazardous Materials and Wastewater: Treatment, Removal and ...
Orange bagasse constitutes roughly 49% of the orange fruit and is a waste of
orange juice industries. This waste contains pulp, skin, kusk and seeds of the fruit
. In Brazil, which is the major orange producer in the world, several million tons of
...
Allison A. Lewinsky, 2007
8
Biotechnology for Fuels and Chemicals: The Twenty-Ninth ...
Sugar cane bagasse is a lignocellulose biomass produced in large amounts as a
byproduct from sugar extraction in volumes that will continue with increased
worldwide sugar production. Considerable amounts of bagasse are currently
used ...
William S. Adney, James D. McMillan, Jonathan R. Mielenz, 2009
9
Small Pulp and Paper Mills in Developing Countries
The paper mill started the use of bagasse in 1985. At the present, the mill uses
only 5,000 tonnes of dry bagasse from one of the sugar mills located 7 km away.
Bagasse is obtained free of charge, but the mill must pay for the transportation.
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Paper and Composites from Agro-Based Resources
Table 6.15 Physical Properties of Paper Grades from Bleached Bagasse Soda
Pulp Combined with Softwood Sulfite Pulp Source: Krishnamachari, K. S. et al.,
Experiences of bagasse pulping with rapid continuous digester, Proc. Pulping ...
Roger M. Rowell, Judith Rowell, 1996
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BAGASSE»
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bagasse is used in the context of the following news items.
Company Shares of Cosan Limited Drops by -7.97%
... energy cogeneration from sugarcane bagasse and research and development of new technologies. Through Rumo segment, it is involved in ... «Insider Trading Report, Jul 15»
The race to compost K-Cups
But instead of plastic, it's made of bagasse, or sugarcane fibre, lined with Ingeo, a trademarked brand name of NatureWorks for a range of ... «OurWindsor.ca, Jul 15»
Haryana power companies fail to achieve green power obligation
... solar mission (JNNSM), three bio-mass based power plants, three micro hydel power plants and a few bagasse based co-generation plants, ... «Hindustan Times, Jul 15»
News in Brief
Bagasse is a by-product of URC's sugar mill in Kabankalan, which has a capacity of about 9,000 tons per day. URC president and chief ... «Manila Bulletin, Jul 15»
URC commissions 46-MW biomass plant
Energy Secretary Carlos Jericho L. Petilla said the biomass project puts value into bagasse, a by-product of URC's 9,000-ton-per-day sugar mill ... «BusinessWorld Online Edition, Jul 15»
Analyst Price Target Update on Cosan Limited
... polarity sugar (VHP sugar) and ethanol, as well as in the energy cogeneration from sugarcane bagasse and research and development of new technologies. «OTC Outlook, Jul 15»
Sweet Success: Rehabilitating Governor Controls at a Century-Old …
The plant's main powerhouse at the mill supplies the majority of energy with steam produced in high-pressure boilers burning bagasse -- the ... «HydroWorld, Jun 15»
At a Crossroads, Biofuels Seek a New Path Forward
Using sugarcane and the sugarcane waste called bagasse, the new process (described in a paper in the latest issue of the Proceedings of the ... «MIT Technology Review, Jun 15»
Is QLD Ready to Embrace Large-Scale Renewable Energy?
In Queensland, bagasse and wind are the dominant energy source models. Bagasse is generally used in co-generation plant at manufacturing ... «Sourceable, Jun 15»
Your Views for June 26
Hilo Bay is already polluted by the years of sugarcane bagasse being poured into it from up mauka, now they want to add to it by pouring more ... «Hawaii Tribune-Herald, Jun 15»
