Profit maximization techniques for operating chemical plants / (Record no. 69262)

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ISBN 9781119532170
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ISBN 1119532175
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ISBN 9781119532217
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ISBN 1119532213
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ISBN 9781119532231
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ISBN 111953223X
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Call Number 660.068/1
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Author Lahiri, Sandip Kumar,
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Title Profit maximization techniques for operating chemical plants /
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Edition statement First edition.
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Number of Pages 1 online resource
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Summary, etc "Profit maximization is at the core of every chemical company's vision and mission nowadays. Making money by safely producing chemicals, sailing locally are no more adequate to survive in today's business environment. Maximization of profit, continuous improvement of operation, sustainability, enhanced reliability to reduce production cost are buzzwords in today's CPI. Industries are slowly shifting their priority to energy efficiency, real-time process optimization, environment friendliness, and sustainability. Running the plant at their highest feasible capacity by exploiting the margin available in process equipment is no longer a luxury but a necessity. There is a drastic change of business environment in last 20 years. Shrinking profit margin of chemical process industries (CPI) due to globalization, uneven label playing field in international chemical business give rise to cut-throat competition among process industries has changed the global chemical business scenario(Lahiri, 2017b)"--
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Local note John Wiley and Sons
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General subdivision Cost effectiveness.
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Uniform Resource Identifier https://doi.org/10.1002/9781119532231
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-- Chemical engineering
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-- Engineering economy.
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-- Profit.
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-- Engineering economy.
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-- Profit.
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