Watch the webinar from Industry Expert and Application Sales Engineer Nathan Seed on how process refractometers can be leveraged during both milling and refining in sugar production.
As sugar milling and refining is an energy intensive industry, the primary goal of sugar refiners is to improve production efficiency while minimizing resource costs. To achieve these goals, process control and optimization must be integrated into beet and cane sugar manufacturing via careful control of several parameters including massecuite solids content of raw and in-process liquids. For example, both water and energy consumption during manufacturing can be significantly reduced, contributing to overall sustainability, by using modern technology equipment.
Vaisala Polaris refractometers can be introduced into several stages of sugar manufacturing to increase the quality of liquid and crystal products and reduce fines and conglomerates during crystallization by ensuring precise production according to recipes and specifications. The instruments are also able to withstand the high ambient and process temperatures common in refineries while providing real-time data on Brix, total concentration, and supersaturation.
Watch the webinar from Industry Expert and Application Sales Engineer Nathan Seed on how process refractometers can be leveraged during both milling and refining in sugar production. We’ll review:
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Nathan Seed, Industry Expert & Application Sales Engineer
Nathan Seed is an Applications Sales Engineer at Vaisala with over 5 years of experience in both project management and technical sales. He supports the Liquid Measurements partner network and end users in customizing solutions that meet the needs of a variety of regulatory and monitoring guidelines. Prior to joining Vaisala, Nathan worked in both industrial and municipal project upgrades with Ishigaki USA Ltd. and CDM Smith. This experience combined with his Civil Engineering degree from University of New Hampshire enables him to understand the unique environment and parameters of each installation. In his free time Nathan enjoys golfing, skiing, traveling, and spending time with family and friends.
