Processing of sugar cane product and dried product obtained ther

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426481, 426520, 426635, 426807, A23L 110

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ABSTRACT:
A process for the solid phase fractionation of sugar cane into three fractions comprising a fibrous fraction derived from the fibrous sclerenchyma cells from the rind of the cane, a fibrous fraction derived from the fibrous sclerenchyma cells of the fibrovascular bundles of the cane and a non-fibrous fraction derived from the parenchyma cells of the cane. The process comprises the steps of (a) subjecting pieces of the cane to a disintegrating force to cause a physical separation of the fibrous sclerenchyma cells from the non-fibrous parenchyma cells, (b) drying the sugar cane material, and (c) separating the sugar cane into the aforementioned three fractions.
The dried non-fibrous fraction has utility, inter alia, as an animal feedstuff.

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patent: 2888348 (1959-05-01), Fuentes
patent: 3796809 (1974-03-01), Miller et al.
patent: 3939286 (1976-02-01), Jecks

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