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Estimates of how much it will cost to deliver a working plant range from £1-2 billion.
Once that is done Ineos should fire up the plant and then the various discussions, negotiations, consultations on terms and conditions, should take place against the background of a working plant, not a plant that is lying cold".
The 'engineering part' of chemical engineering consists in using this new found knowledge in the design and construction of a working plant which is capable of producing the desired product, even if our understanding of the single subsystems is today incomplete.
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Goal is for research to produce a working pilot plant within 15 years.
The sound of the running presses and working plant is overwhelming.
In this work, we present our experience in the engineered in situ biostimulation of a hydrocarbon-polluted subsoil of an old metal-working plant.
In one exhibit visitors can go into a "clean room" that looks just like a real working fabrication plant -- or take a simulated bobsled ride.
When Rebecca Lukens' husband died in 1825, she found herself in a precarious situation: $15,000 in debt, suddenly in charge of the family iron-working plant, still mourning the loss of her father and two of her children (who had died the year before), and pregnant.
For example, when a plant making Singer sewing machine cabinets closed in the town of Truman, community leaders, with state help, secured local investment for new wood-working plants and a textile factory, all of which now employ more than the 600 who had worked for Singer.
However, plants that lack a working KRYPTONITE enzyme do not present those physical features, which suggest that TrAP may also block other enzymes belonging to the SET domain family in A. thaliana.
"A working route".
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