Chemical plant design and construction

In summary, chemical plant design and construction is the process of creating and building facilities for the production of chemicals on an industrial scale. Key factors considered include the type of chemicals, production capacity, raw materials, and safety regulations. The steps involved include feasibility studies, process design, equipment selection, construction, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance. The timeline for completion can vary, and safety is a critical aspect that involves proper handling of hazardous materials, safety protocols, and equipment maintenance.
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