GLENMORE – The Glenmore Sugar Factory, which was able to show off its production, tested the machine in front of the Minister of State-Owned Enterprises of the Republic of Indonesia, Rini Sumarmo, on 2 August 2016 then it turns out it can't operate this August. Sugar factory located in Karangharjo Village, Glenmore Kecamatan District, it's reportedly only going to be operational for production in September 2016.
“We haven't grinded yet, still precommissioning (tool trial),said the President Director of PT. IGG, Ade Prasetyo. The experiment that was done, light him, includes various components in the factory. Sugarcane that was milled, smooth process.
"It's not made into sugar yet", still sitting in the rotary machine waiting for the number to meet the rules,the excuse. Regarding production failure, light him, it's not solely because of the engine factor. But, it could also be because the quality of the sugarcane that enters the factory is not up to standard.
“Sugar is only produced from sugar cane which has good quality. If the juice is bad, Yes, we throw it away," he said. Ade stated that the commissioning itself will only be carried out 17 September 2016. In commissioning later, the mill will grind sugarcane for six consecutive days at capacity 6.000 TCD (ton cane per day).
"The new commissioning will be done in September",he explained. At the moment, it's clear, the stage that the machine is going through is a trial run or a trial operation of the machine. During this time, machine performance is always evaluated and repaired to avoid trouble during commissioning.
“Now it's still a trial run," he said. If the time of commissioning went smoothly, then the next stage is the performance test. This stage tests the performance of the equipment whether the output is in accordance with the desired agreement or not.
"If the commissioning is smooth", performance test lancar, it's just called sugarcane mill," he said. (radar)
