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Let’s all discuss the relationship between chemical industry and environmental protection

2009-03-13View Original

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The development of environmental protection cannot be separated from the support of the chemical industry. I am very happy to see that the environmental protection and pollution prevention section has settled in the forum and has developed to a certain extent, which reflects the * * vision and mind. But do everyone really understand the relationship between chemical industry and environmental protection? I hope everyone can discuss the relationship between the two from multiple angles and levels.
Reply #22009-03-13
Chemical industry and environmental protection are mutually exclusive. Chemical engineering technology is a double-edged sword for environmental protection. It not only promotes the development of environmental protection technology, improves environmental problems, and provides technology to solve environmental problems, but on the other hand, chemical engineering technology also causes environmental problems to a certain extent, such as: The leakage of chemical substances in catalytic cracking causes water pollution, air pollution, etc. during chemical reactions. The increase in environmental quality requirements has also promoted the improvement of chemical processes to comply with environmental quality standards.
Reply #32009-03-13
The development of chemical industry has brought pollution, and at the same time, it will promote the development of environmental protection. Whether it is water treatment or air management, due to the continuous innovation of chemical industry, environmental protection must also be progressively improved. However, environmental protection often lags behind the development of chemical technology. When a new pollutant appears, environmental protection requires a period of time for development and testing to be completed. However, chemical engineering and environmental protection complement each other, so it is particularly easy for many chemical engineering majors to get started in environmental protection. The reason is that the two have similarities, but of course there are differences. So far, I think that chemical engineering majors are more suitable for environmental protection than environmental engineering majors.
Reply #42009-03-13
Chemical industry produces pollution, and pollution leads to environmental protection. Environmental protection is a part of chemical industry, and its technology and processes are actually derived from chemical industry. Just as it is easy for chemical engineers to switch to environmental design, it is as easy as crossing a mountain for environmental protection staff to switch to engineering. In the current situation where chemical industry will inevitably lead to environmental protection, we hope that chemical industry and environmental protection can be combined to jointly contribute to the cause of environmental protection.
Reply #52009-03-14
1. From the perspective of pollution prevention and control, the chemical industry is a top priority; 2. From the perspective of environmental protection investment, the chemical industry is one of the industries with the greatest intensity in terms of adoption of cleaning processes, investment in environmental protection treatment facilities and investment in environmental protection talents. ; Therefore, in order to achieve results in environmental protection work, we must first start with the chemical industry. Environmental protection practitioners must accumulate experience and implement their ambitions. It is not wrong to choose the chemical industry!
Reply #62009-03-14
Many physical and chemical methods applied in environmental protection engineering are borrowed from the chemical industry! ! !
Reply #72009-03-14
Pollution produced by the chemical industry is the most serious of many environmental problems and is also the most difficult to control. Although the development of the chemical industry drives the development of environmental protection, environmental protection often lags behind the development of chemical technology, causing new pollutants to continue to be produced and pollution to continue to worsen. In order to control new pollution problems, we continue to study, thus entering a vicious circle. To truly promote the development of environmental protection, chemical companies must control from the source, improve chemical processes, and reduce pollutant emissions. This post was last edited by johncom on 2009-4-12 10:35 ]
Reply #82009-06-27
Environmental protection is a branch of chemical industry. Environmental protection is inseparable from the chemical industry.

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