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Processing & Handling :: Batch Processing

May 1, 2009

Batch Processing: Staying Alive

Repeatability, flexibility and visibility via automated control systems can help batch processors make it through the recession

Joy LePree

As it is with all chemical processors, the current economic climate is forcing batch processors to produce more saleable product at a better profit margin from the same assets. Increasing flexibility, reliability and visibility while decreasing batch cycle times via integrated automation systems can help increase throughput and the chance of survival.

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