The presented diagram illustrates the producting process for making sugar from sugarcane.
Overall, this is a seven staged, man-made, linear process that begins with growing the sugar canes in harvest and ends with manufacturing sugar that can be used in households.
To begin, the sugar canes grow from one year to 18 month in the harvest. Following this, the grewn sugar canes harvested by labor force or harvest technical services. Next, gathered sugar canes go to crushing, while crushing it produces juice. At this point, the juice filters from limestone filter, by dropping and the filter purifies it.
After a while, the purified juice heats inside evaporator, and then the juice becomes syrup. The next step performs inside a centrifuge, which separates sugar crystals from suryp. Once adequately separated, the syrup dries and cooles in large bowls in order to become sugar. And this manufactured sugar is in use, in every households.
