This document is a lecture on the general aspects of industrial chemistry given by Dr. Milind M. Patil. It discusses the basic requirements of chemical industries, including chemical process selection, design, economics, material balance, plant location, construction, and research and development. It also outlines the key components of chemical production, including raw materials, unit processes, unit operations, quality control, process control, and pollution control. Finally, it defines raw materials as the basic, unprocessed or minimally processed inputs used to produce goods and intermediate or finished products, listing examples like crude oil, raw latex, coal, ores, and air and seawater.
This document is a lecture on the general aspects of industrial chemistry given by Dr. Milind M. Patil. It discusses the basic requirements of chemical industries, including chemical process selection, design, economics, material balance, plant location, construction, and research and development. It also outlines the key components of chemical production, including raw materials, unit processes, unit operations, quality control, process control, and pollution control. Finally, it defines raw materials as the basic, unprocessed or minimally processed inputs used to produce goods and intermediate or finished products, listing examples like crude oil, raw latex, coal, ores, and air and seawater.
This document is a lecture on the general aspects of industrial chemistry given by Dr. Milind M. Patil. It discusses the basic requirements of chemical industries, including chemical process selection, design, economics, material balance, plant location, construction, and research and development. It also outlines the key components of chemical production, including raw materials, unit processes, unit operations, quality control, process control, and pollution control. Finally, it defines raw materials as the basic, unprocessed or minimally processed inputs used to produce goods and intermediate or finished products, listing examples like crude oil, raw latex, coal, ores, and air and seawater.
Assistant Professor Department of Chemistry PSGVPM’s ASC College, Shahada Unit-1: General Aspect of Industrial Chemistry
Lecture-2 Date: 31/08/2020
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1.2 Basic Requirement of Chemical Industries
For any chemical industries the basic requirements are
Chemical Process Selection, Design and Operation
Chemical Process Economics Material Balance Plant Location Construction of Plants Research and Development
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1.3 Chemical Production Relative growth rates are conveniently compared by production indices that are based on the total production of all industries with reference to particular year.
Chemical Production
Raw Unit Unit Quality Process Pollution
Material Processes Operations Control Control Control
Physical Chemical Physical
Starting Starting Treatment Treatment Treatment Treatment Raw Products Products (Unit (Unit (Unit Material Operations) Processes) Processes) Processes)
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1.4 Raw Material Raw material or feedstock is basic material used in the production of goods, finished products or intermediate raw materials that are themselves feedstock for finished products
Raw material – Unprocessed or minimally processed state
Crude Oil- Fule, Plastic, feedstock of industrial chemicals and pharmaceutical industries Raw latex Coal Ores Air and seawater