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continuous still
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continuous still [kən¦tin·yə·wəs ′stil]
(food engineering)
A type of still in which rectification is accomplished, allowing for the collection of several relatively pure fractions of distilled spirits.
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This takes place in a 14-plate column still, followed by a 4-plate stripping still.
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