which was bothersome, particularly during tilting of the container. An additional problem resides in a caking of the processed materials to the mixing mechanism and in particular to the mixing shaft, resulting from the heating effect during the drying process. Caked-on materials had to be removed in a troublesome procedure after the discharge of the product. In addition, this often resulted in a substantial loss of materials.
Furthermore, problems occurred during the tilting process with respect to the arrangement of the numerous requite inlets and outlets of the processing filter, such as the supply and elimination lines for fuel, condensation runoff, filtrate outflow and product supply which all became entangled.
It is already known that placing the stuffing box for the mixing shaft as a rotary structure into an openingNick King, currently executive director of the Global Biodiversity Information Facility in Denmark, is a review author for chapter two, which focuses on the fine art (and science) of decision-making in a warming world of uncertainty and risk.

Another South African, James Thurlow of the International Food Policy Research Institute, based in the United States, will be a review author for chapter 16 under Midgley. Rajendra Pachauri, the Indianborn chairman of the IPCC, is happy that the scientific community has become more representative.

Almost a third of the authors come from developing countries, according to an IPCC press release. Developing countries are most likely to be severely affected by climate change.

Welcoming the enemy
Enoch Liphoto is one of the South Africans selected for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s working group