Can anyone tell me what: "course pulp" means?

Question

screening raw juice from course pulp and seeds and settling vats for distilled oil production.

Answer 1

I'm pretty sure the word should be "coarse" not "course."

Answer 2

That makes no sense to me. Is it possible it is "coarse" and not "course pulp". If it is "coarse", it makes slightly more sense but is still a bit confusing. Basically what it is talking about is the separation of the juice (of a fruit, presumably) from the rest of the material. "Coarse" could refer to simply raw and unrefined pulp

Answer 3

If you take a fruit or vegetable and grind it up, you will get "coarse pulp."

Your sentence appears to be describing the process of extracting oil from some vegetable matter, perhaps olives.