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Fibre Index in Milling Section in Sugar Mill Definition and Formula

09/02/2011 12:01 AM

how shall i calculate fibre index to each mill (four mill tandem)
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Re: fibre index in milling section in sugar mill definition and formula

09/02/2011 4:04 AM

Using the information that is in the Process Description document for the facility when it was designed.

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09/02/2011 6:30 PM

Learn to do your homework or quit your job in the sugar mill. You are not ment for this post.

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Re: Fibre Index in Milling Section in Sugar Mill Definition and Formula

09/02/2011 6:41 PM

You haven't yet learnt to thank Lyn for his help in your very 1st thread.

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