Kister warns that an obvious fault may not cause the observed problem and advocates discriminating tests and documentation.
Henry Z. Kister, “Common Techniques for Distillation Troubleshooting,” in Distillation: Operation and Applications, ed. Andrzej Górak and Hartmut Schoenmakers (Academic Press, 2014), 48–50.
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Henry Z. Kister, “Common Techniques for Distillation Troubleshooting,” 48–50.
PDF 61–63
Located source paraphrase. No whiskey sensory effect or universal operating setting inferred.
Henry Z. Kister, “Common Techniques for Distillation Troubleshooting,” in Distillation: Operation and Applications, ed. Andrzej Górak and Hartmut Schoenmakers (Academic Press, 2014), 48–50.
Physical PDF 61–63.
Kister warns that an obvious fault may not cause the observed problem and advocates discriminating tests and documentation.
Distillation: Operation and Applications — Troubleshooting begins with observations, not diagnoses