A Case Study on sugar mills

in Bangladesh

Presented by:
1.Md. Shafiul Shovon (Roll: 1511018)
2. Arif Mehedi Niloy( Roll:1511024)
PRESENTATION OUTLINE:
INTRODUCTION
HISTORICAL OVERVIEW
MAIN COMPONENTS
MAIN COMPONENTS OF PROCESSING
1. JUICE EXTRACTION
2.JUICE EVAPORATION
3.ENERGY IN THE SUGER MILL
4.PREPATION AND PROCESSING
5.JUICE EXTRATION PRESSING
6.PUTIFICAION OF JUICE
7.CRYSTALLIZATION
8.CENTRIFUGALING
9.DRYING AND PACKING

PRODUCTS
SUGER FEATURE FORWARD CURVE
CONCLUSION
• What is Sugar?
A sweet crystallizable material that consists wholly or
essentially of sucrose, is colorless or white when pure tending to
brown when less refined, is obtained commercially from
sugarcane or sugar beet and less extensively from sorghum,
maples, and palms, and is important as a source of dietary
carbohydrate and as a sweetener and preservative of other
foods
 SUGAR PRODUCTIONS IN
BANGLADESH
During the crushing season of 2011-2012, the cane
cultivation covered an area of 1,69,000 acres of land with a
production of about 40 laces tons. With deduction of
nearby 10 laces tons cane , about 30 laces tons should go
to the sugar mills for manufacture of sugar. But less than
50% of the cultivated cane normally supplied to the mills.
It is mainly for the high price of gur in the market and the
complexities in getting payment of the supply of
sugarcane to the mills.
LOCATIONS OF SUGAR INDUSTRIS
 Contribution to GDP
Table: Sugarcane’s contribution to GDP in Bangladesh (2003-04)

Commodit GDP GDP GDP

y Valuation Contributi Contributi
at on to on to
Constant Sugarcane National
Market Economy Economy
Price (Tk.. (%) (%)
in million)
Sugar 3812.67 22.61 0.15
By-Product 712.78 4.23 0.03
SOURCES OF RAW MATARIALS
Only sugar-can is the main source of raw material
of sugar industries in Bangladesh
Cane Sugar Process
As Clip Art
Animated Diagram
PROCESS DIAGRAM
 Conclusions
Among the major constraints in the sugar
industries, unstable supply of cane is the most
troubling. Cane farmers complain that price of cane
is not as high as other cash crops and often switch
to growing other cash crops like jute and corn. The
total land area employed in growing cane from year
2008 to 2009 in Bangladesh was 78740 ha. But to
meet the domestic demand for sugar a much larger
farming area needs to be dedicated to cane
production. At the moment the mills provide for
only 10 to 15% of the domestic demand for sugar
Reference:

1. www.iitrade.ac.in
2. http://www.madehow.com/Volume-1/Sugar.html
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http://www.madehow.com/Volume-1/Sugar.html#ixzz441fUuPAe
4. Wikipedia