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Introduction to Wellkonix for the Chemicals Industry
The antithesis of discrete manufacturing is process manufacturing. Discrete manufacturing employs a bill of materials (BOM) and follows instructions to make finished, assembled goods, whereas process manufacturing follows recipes or formulas and produces things that cannot be broken down at the end of the production cycle. The completed product can be broken down into its unique elements at the end of the discrete manufacturing process, which can occasionally be recycled. Automobiles, computers, and various toys are examples of discrete manufacturing products.
The completed product can be broken down into its unique elements at the end of the discrete manufacturing process, which can occasionally be recycled. Automobiles, computers, and various toys are examples of discrete manufacturing products.
Chemical producers are accelerating digital transformation to manage new project ventures, remain competitive, lower operational risk, reduce downtime, increase efficiency and meet regulatory compliance. Wellkonix technology enables the intelligent design, engineering, construction, operation and maintenance of assets within the chemical industry.
Chemical processing often runs in a cyclic phase. Chemical reactors must go through phases where they must be heated and phases where they must be cooled.
To guarantee the high quality and accuracy of the chemical components, chemical processing necessitates, in addition to the heating and cooling of reactors.
We know that the chemical industry produces a lot of waste heat, so a waste heat recovery boiler is the best boiler for chemical facilities.