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How to distinguish between technical improvement and technical measure projects?

2019-06-10View Original

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Question: In petrochemical enterprises, what types of projects are considered technical improvement projects, and what types are considered technical enhancement projects? Thank you!
Reply #22019-06-10
The former refers to hardware while the latter refers to software; the former includes things like equipment modification, and the latter involves changes in processing procedures
Reply #32019-06-11
Technical improvement projects refer to the renovations of existing facilities and production processes carried out by enterprises using advanced and suitable new technologies, new processes, new equipment, and new materials. These efforts are undertaken with the aim of improving economic efficiency, enhancing product quality, increasing the variety of products, promoting product upgrades, expanding exports, reducing costs, saving energy and resources, improving the comprehensive utilization of resources as well as the treatment of waste materials, ensuring environmental protection and safety, fostering clean and civilized production methods, and turning waste into valuable resources. Technical improvement projects refer to construction projects undertaken by enterprises to ensure the stable operation of production, through the implementation of technical measures, safety and environmental measures, construction procedures, operating procedures, and so on.
Reply #42019-06-11
It seems there is also a scope for investment; smaller technical improvement projects are referred to as technical measure projects
Reply #52019-06-11
It’s not divided this way. Some factories’ “desulfurization and denitrification technology projects” cost tens of millions each.
Reply #62019-06-11
What’s even more amazing is the term \"fill in the gaps\"
Reply #72019-06-14
"\"Filling in gaps\" refers to the necessary innovations, modifications, or additions that a company carries out in order to address inconsistencies or shortcomings in certain aspects or stages of production, which prevent normal operations or prevent the achievement of the desired production capacity. Such actions are taken to rectify these situations, achieve balanced production, and enhance production capacity. By carrying out projects to fill gaps and improve capabilities, it is possible to unlock the potential of a company’s existing equipment, achieving significant economic benefits with less investment and in a shorter period of time.
Reply #82019-06-14
What’s even more amazing is the term “a strategy for each situation”
Reply #92019-06-14
Several projects look promising; they all involve filling in gaps and transitions from single-project initiatives to comprehensive ones
Reply #102019-06-14
What do the requirements of \"filling in gaps\" and \"formulating strategies specific to each farm\" mean in large-scale livestock and poultry farming operations? How to formulate an implementation plan in accordance with the requirements of \"filling in gaps\" and \"formulating strategies for each case\"? It is mainly aimed at addressing the issues of resource utilization of current aquaculture waste and environmental protection in aquaculture. “\"Fill in the gaps\" refers to achieving parity by removing the excess and making up for the deficiencies. Here, it mainly refers to keeping proper breeding records and accounts in order to carry out breeding activities legally. “\"One plan per farm\" means that each farming facility has a plan for the resource utilization of livestock waste. Don’t stick rigidly to rules; manage flexibly.

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