ES18169A3 -
Safety container or glass to avoid the loss of juice and syrup in the evaporating and cooking devices used in the manufacture and refining of sugars.
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Safety container or glass to avoid the loss of juice and syrup in the evaporating and cooking devices used in the manufacture and refining of sugars.
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ES18169A1895-10-281895-10-28
Safety container or glass to avoid the loss of juice and syrup in the evaporating and cooking devices used in the manufacture and refining of sugars.
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An apparatus or safety vessel intended to prevent the loss of juice and syrup caused by evaporating and cooking apparatus in sugar factories and refineries.
The preservation of all fruits, or raw materials such as beets, sugar cane and others that go into the manufacture of commercial crystallizable sugar, by means of bisulfite of lime.
A procedure to obtain very pure concentrated sugar juices and residues with a high content of nutrients but poor in water from beets and without the application of water.
The chemical-mechanical process to make a new industrial food product with the pomace or bagasse of defatted or extracted olives in combination with molasses or honeys from the manufacture of sugar, a process also