Testing in the chemical industry, often referred to a pilot testing, can provide great feedback with a much lower risk. It is recommended to run a “pilot test” before making major decisions, especially those who carry a large financial investment for your company. During pilot testing you are essentially creating a miniature version of a production-scale operation in order to replicate the environment of your process on a smaller scale. The test will help ensure you get the end results you want.
Modularization is an increasingly popular buzzword in the chemical processing industry, but what exactly does “going modular” mean and does it apply to every application? As with most things in life, it’s on a case by case basis. There are certainly instances when good old fashioned stick building is the way to go. However, modular systems offer a lot of benefits. So many, in fact, that it is definitely something to consider for your next new project or expansion.
Starting any new project can be overwhelming. From reorganizing your garage to planning a large event, there are many details that need to be considered. It’s quite intimidating to be at square one and imagine how you are going to get to the finish line when there are so many obstacles you’ll inevitably encounter along the way. And when there are multiple items that need to be worked on, it’s daunting to figure out the right order in which to tackle each task.
