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Look at Thermal Process Scale-Up Requirements Early When Commercializing a New Material
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AM&P Technical Articles (2012) 170 (7): 15–17.
Published: 01 July 2012
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Early consideration of scale-up requirements can help circumvent downstream problems when implementing thermal processes for the production of new materials and product forms. Examples are given showing how success is achieved when scaling opportunities and challenges are identified early in the development process.