Statistical assessment of the quality parameters of hazelnut cracking operation with stone and conical crackers

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1996

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Özdemir, Murat

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M. Özdemir, “Statistical assessment of the quality parameters of hazelnut cracking operation with stone and conical crackers,” Middle East Technical University, 1996.