01-07-2021, 08:02 AM
f77r is certainly not classic, but it is a good example and procedurally correct.
I look at the top picture. As it looks, something is being separated. I don't think that a product solution is already being split up here.
Based on the previous page, the ingredients are ordered here.
Example: flowers, leaves, roots, fruits, seeds, kernels, etc.
Let's take plums.
Now I have to decide what I want to make.
Do I make cake or juice, wine and distil it into schnapps.
But if I want prussic acid, I only need the seeds. I make several products from the same raw material.
Maybe I want tea, dried flowers and leaves wouldn't be bad. In winter, I might stick to the roots.
This would be a logical sequence, but it is not classical.
I look at the top picture. As it looks, something is being separated. I don't think that a product solution is already being split up here.
Based on the previous page, the ingredients are ordered here.
Example: flowers, leaves, roots, fruits, seeds, kernels, etc.
Let's take plums.
Now I have to decide what I want to make.
Do I make cake or juice, wine and distil it into schnapps.
But if I want prussic acid, I only need the seeds. I make several products from the same raw material.
Maybe I want tea, dried flowers and leaves wouldn't be bad. In winter, I might stick to the roots.
This would be a logical sequence, but it is not classical.