Project dates: 20/09/2018 - 31/03/2027
The objective of the program is to create a new generation of experts in sugar milling technologies who can provide R&D and consulting services into the future, for the long term benefit to the sugar industry.
Under this program, funding was provided to appoint three new staff members in 2019, and to allow the appointment of a further staff member each year for five years. The project is currently supporting Dr Changrong Shi and Dr Gabriel Fraga.
Chief Investigators
Partners
Sugar Research Institute
Sugar Research AustraliaPublications
- Meng, Lidan, Li, Kai, Li, Jianbin, Shang, Yuhao, Cui, Fei, Hou, Chuxuan, Wang, Qi, Hang, Fangxue, Li, Wen, Shi, Changrong, et al. (2021) Understanding the pathways for irreversible aggregate clusters formation in concentrated sugarcane juice derived from the membrane clarification process. LWT, 151, pp.Article number: 112204.
- Shi, Changrong, Xie, Caifeng, Zhang, Zhanying, Rackemann, Darryn, Wei, Baoyao, Hang, Fangxue, Lu, Haiqin, Li, Kai, Doherty, William O.S. (2021) Sugar and value-added products derived from retentate concentrate of sugarcane juice. Journal of Cleaner Production, 278, pp.Article number: 123915.
- Shi, Changrong, Rackemann, Darryn, Moghaddam, Lalehvash, Wei, Baoyao, Li, Kai, Lu, Haqin, Xie, Caifeng, Hang, Fangxue, Doherty, William (2019) Ceramic membrane filtration of factory sugarcane juice: Effect of pretreatment on permeate flux, juice quality and fouling. Journal of Food Engineering, 243, pp.101-113.
- Hasan, Md M, Batalha, Nuno, Fraga, Gabriel, Ahmed, Mohamed H.M., Pinard, Ludovic, Konarova, Muxina, Pratt, Steven, Laycock, Bronwyn (2022) Zeolite shape selectivity impact on LDPE and PP catalytic pyrolysis products and coke nature. Sustainable Energy and Fuels, 6 (6), pp.1587-1602.
