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Bag****e (/bəˈɡæs/ bə-GAS) is the dry
pulpy fibrous material that
remains after crushing sugarcane or
sorghum stalks to
extract their juice. It is used...
- and 260 kg of
moist bag****e (130 kg of dry
bag****e).
Since the
lower heating value of
sucrose is 16.5 MJ/kg, and that of the
bag****e is 19.2 MJ/kg, the...
- thermal, 10,635 MW hydroelectric, 1,838 MW wind, 882 MW solar, 249 MW
bag****e and 3,620 MW nuclear.
Currently in
operation power plants. References:...
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various industrial sectors such as
agriculture (corn stover,
sugarcane bag****e,
straw etc.) and
forestry (saw mill and
paper mill discards).
Energy crops...
- have been
shown to
alter the
chemical composition of cachaça.
Sugarcane bag****e has been
proposed as a
selective adsorbent. For more than four centuries...
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examples include cotton, hemp, jute, flax, abaca, piña, ramie, sisal,
bag****e, and banana.
Plant fibers are emplo**** in the
manufacture of
paper and...
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produce "mill white" or "plantation white" sugar. The
fibrous solids,
called bag****e,
remaining after the
crushing of the
shredded sugarcane are
burned for...
- hy****nsitivity
pneumonitis attributed to
exposure to
moldy mol****es or
bag****e dust. Some
symptoms and
signs of bag****osis
include breathlessness, cough...
- uses
sugarcane bag****e as fuel for
thermal and
electric power generation In the
sugarcane industry,
cogeneration is
fueled by the
bag****e residue of sugar...
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remainder made up of
other insoluble matter, such as wood ash, proteins, and
bag****e fibres.
Jaggery is very
similar to muscovado, an
important sweetener in...
