H1-CV13-B flender pump Helical speed reduction gearbox H1

Flender/Flender Gear Units/Helical speed reduction gearbox H1

! be between 4 and 5 periods, the average crop length should expand to 1 days. Sugar recovery from cane should stay between 2 and 2 pounds per ton while molasses might decrease below 8 gallons per ton, as the curing of "" massecuites continues to improve. The white fraction of sugar is likely to increase, as Nicaragua' .. quota declines and domestic demand for mill white sugar -8 increases. 6-4 ratio, or even 7-2 one, might be more reasonable split in the near to medium future. Average unit costs of labor may go up, as the jobs will be displaced mostly at the lower end of the pay scale. No predictions are made at this point about any absolute or relative wage cost increases. The chief determinant of cost reduction and, thus, the economic viability of Victoria de Julio, is the availability and dependability of its cane supply. This is true both for the short-term and long-term horizons. In the short term, the situation will be improved by an effort to strengthen the factory' lifeline during the crop, .., the harvesting and transportation equipment, and by insuring an adequate application of water to the stands, by linking the factory' power supply directly to the irrigation installations. In the long term, alternate sources of cane should be developed. If it turns, out that the land in the original project is not as suitable for cane cultivation as was believed, sources at greater distance should be opened up, by contracting with potential growers in better production areas. The degree to which costs at the mill can be reduced by an adequate and dependable cane supply will justify quite few additional kilometers of trucking. In the intermediate run, Victoria de Julio might also be thought of as power station with sugar mill attached. To keep economically afloat, it may want to complete the commercial power generating installation, operating it with fuel oil, if eucalyptus trees are not available or too costly to handle. Rather tha