The diagram below shows the manufacturing process for making sugar from sugar cane. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the amin features, and make comparison where relevant.

The given

process

illustrates the mechanism of

sugar

production from

sugar

cane. There are seven steps from

agricultural

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stage to industrial treatment. From the beginning, the

sugar

cane growing procedure takes around one to one and a half years, during

this

procedure. After

first

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stage, harvesting continues. Using machines for harvesting would be more effective and plausible;

however

, sometimes farmers’ hands are useful to harvest delicate

part

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.

Third

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The third

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step is crusting

sugar

canes

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cane

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. We put harvested

sugar

canes into a squeeze machine to obtain the

sugar

juice

.

Thereafter

,

sugar

juice

is purified by passing a limestone filter. Fifth, to make syrup, we boil

sugar

cane

juice

and evaporate the water. Throughout

this

stage, the amount of

juice

decrease

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decreases

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,

while

the density of

juice

rise

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rises

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.

Next,

the syrup goes through the

process

of a centrifuge, which

disseminate

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sugar

crystals from syrup.

Finally

, to get the complete appearance of

sugar

, the drying and cooling

process

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are substantial. After finishing seven stages,

sugar

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for sale is ready.

Manufacturing

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The manufacturing

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process

for making

sugar

is

long-term

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a long-term

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project, which lasts more than one and a half years and has delicate and complex procedures.