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Efforts aimed at democratizing science continue to emerge, but these many efforts remain isolated from each other. This article argues that the full impact of democratization efforts will not be felt until they are integrated with each other. Two strategies for integration are proposed: a typology approach and a generative strategy. Uses of such strategies in other areas have been successful and offer pathways for coordinating science efforts. The article ends with recommendations for how such strategies could be pursued to integrate promising but dispersed democratization of science efforts such as citizen science, community based participatory research, participatory action research, and public participation in scientific research.

Statement of responsibility from caption. ; Original issued in series: Bulletin / British Columbia. Live Stock Branch ; no. 38. ; Cover title. ; At head of title: Province of British Columbia. Department of Agriculture (Live-stock Branch) ; "Printed by authority of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia." ; "Bulletins at present available for Distribution by the Department of Agriculture": p. 24. ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

In all sugar factories there is a need to store the white sugar produced for a longer or shorter period of time. With today's standard factory sizes, storage capacities of more than 100,000 t per factory are necessary. Large-capacity silos such as those built in various designs in the sugar factories are used for this purpose. In addition to an overview of the various silo designs, information on the conditioning and heating of the silos and the requirements for explosion protection are compiled.