f type H gear units with fan and coupling NEUPEX B2-DH-17B Bevel-helical gearbox B2

Flender/Flender Gear Units/Bevel-helical gearbox B2

nal the design of most of the other stations is. According to the centrifugal specifications available, capacity of the high grade machines will be inadequate for any grinding rate much beyond the present one. The original Cuban equipment list shows six 1,0 kg per charge machines, whereas the six units actually installed have cap&,--ity of 6 kg per charge. -4 6. Sugar and Molasses Storage The sugar warehouse at Victoria de Julio is fully equipped for bulk sugar handling, even though no bulk sugar terminal exists in the country. It can, however, also be used for bagged sugar. Actually, 4' belt conveyor takes the dried mill white sugar to the top of the warehouse, where it falls into the bagging hoppers and from there into the bagging scales. The two molasses tanks are located next to the sugar warehouse. The larger one, of 1.3 million gallons, was part of the original project. The smaller one, of 1.0 million gallons, was added last year. 7. Steam Generation and Distribution The boiler station owes its present excess capacity to the provisions already taken for the commercial power project. For the 7,0 tons of cane per day sugar factory, four of the five 5 tph, 4 psig boilers are more than adequate. The fifth unit, earmarked exclusively for power generation, was erected along with the sugar factory units and ahead of the rest of the power equipment, to economize on erection costs. Brazilian engineered drier that will use flue gases from the first boiler to dry 2% of the bagasse is presently under construction. The bagasse and gas wi! be mixed in vertical duct and, subsequently, separated in cyclone. The bagasse will then be re-elevated to the main distribution carrier. It appears that, if usable heat is still available from the flue gases, the operationally most simple way to recover it would be through economizers. They are more expensive to install than the comparable bagasse drying capacity. Bagasse, however, is the most difficult