The issue I had was with sugar precipitation post formulation of crude and MCT for tincture. After the formulation would return to ambient temperature, over a period varrying between days and weeks, the sugars would crash out and stick to the sidewalls and floor of the keg. It got in the way when bottling (clogging screens on our filling machine) and ensuring there was no solid particulate in anything that went to market.
I was not at the time running distillate, but my refining of our filtration SOP seemed to remove the sugars. Triple passes through AC and T5 bentonite (even seemingly with a single pass) the sugars would no longer precipitate. We nitrogen pushed through 1/8" AC and 1/2"+ T5 on 6" filter plates.
I prefer mechanical solutions to chemical ones, though the processes behind the chemical ones are fascinating. This addition to my filtration process fixed that problem for me, so I didn’t have to (or the time to) dive any deeper. Hope this helps. I do know that utilizing these two media assists with super fine (smaller than 0.2um) particulate in solution as well as color remediation. They can be sourced from @Shadownaught if it is something you are interested in experimenting with. I highly suggest it.
Hope this helps.