Do you think the chemical industry still has prospects for development?
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Doing business in the chemical industry is becoming increasingly difficult; production, design, sales, supervision, and so on are all challenging. In terms of design alone, there are few projects, the contract values are low, the workload is heavy, there are frequent revisions required, there’s pressure to meet deadlines, and quality must also be ensured ； Specifications and standards are constantly being updated, and they must undergo review by planning departments, safety departments, environmental protection departments, fire departments, quality supervision departments, and so on. Compared to industries such as IT, AI, and finance, **which all advocate for concepts like Internet+ and artificial intelligence, does traditional chemical engineering still have a future?**
No matter what the situation is, chemicals remain indispensable.
The chemical industry has shown signs of recovery recently.
Yes, I’ve seen many large chemical projects starting up these days; it seems that **investment is being gradually relaxed to foster industrial development. The price of the entire product is also on the rise; it is estimated that chemical companies will achieve good profits this year.
The chemical industry – an industry with huge profits~~~ Various high-priced products are created simply by combining the three elements C, H, and O. . . . . . Some are sold by the gram, while others are used as medicine.:lol C, H, O – they’re all present in the air, and these resources can be extracted endlessly.:P It’s a highly profitable industry with an extremely bright future {:3_51:}. .
Without the chemical industry, one can do nothing and handle nothing. It should be considered fundamental.
Although chemicals are essential for daily life, it has become difficult to operate in this industry. Standardized
The chemical industry is the ’farmers’ workers’ among all industries“””