Good day peers, anyone with pulping process experience to share his/her insights about the role of PE's in these type of plants? stuff that you don't see on you tube such as plant size or class, cleanliness, general environment.

Have anyone else here experienced this intake process? A few times now I have been invited to complete an online video interview. During this interview, I was asked a series of written questions and recorded a response through video, multiple-choice, or text-based answers. I'd like to know your experience and opinions about this process.

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I’m looking to write my first 2nd class exam on March 26, 2024 and was wondering if anyone has written it recently and If so, and do recall if there was any steam velocity and water hammer calculations involved?

Good day everyone, Robbie, Jolan and all of those involved in this community, I’d like to ask, what are the chances to break down the practice exams to per chapter instead of all 100 questions at once? I’m not sure about other classes but I’m speaking of the second class exams. From my previous experience, going through PG and other reference books for each chapter then condense all of that in the chapter practice questions helps resonate that material. Thanks.