which will be referred to in this section
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Figure 1.3.2 is a simplified schematic of a roll briquetter, which will be referred to in this section. Does \"WHICH\" here refer to ROLL BRIQUETTER (the roller press)? The second half can be translated as “This will be discussed in this chapter.”“ ； But what exactly is “this” – the roller press, or the “schematic” mentioned earlier?:L
\"Which\" refers to a roll briquetter. Figure 1.3.2 is a simplified schematic of a roll briquetter, which will be referred to in this section. Figure 1.3.2 is a simplified schematic diagram of the rolling mill to be discussed in this section.
It is generally more reasonable to choose the one that is closer. However, this is not absolute; it’s best to read on.
I think we should wait and see the following text first, to find out who is actually being discussed in that section
This sentence is an attributive clause, with Which explaining the entire preceding sentence, namely Table 1.3.2 mentioned in this chapter
Which refers to the previous sentence, namely Figure 1.3.2 mentioned in this chapter