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Tip #94: Smooth the Transition between Batch and Continuous Operations
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Gregory K McMillan
16 May 2014
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Tips for New Process Automation Folks
Tip #94: Smooth the Transition between Batch and Continuous Operations
Processes often include a mixture of batch and continuous operations. For liquid products made in a batch operation, most of the time the batch flow is off because the drain valve is closed during the batch. When done, the batch is drained quickly. This discontinuous batch flow cannot directly feed continuous operations downstream. For traditional [...]
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