During the design and engineering of a process plant, a good
designer should plan for ____________, ___________ and
____________ aspects of the plant
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During the design and engineering of a process plant, a
good
designer should plan for _the process requirements_,
_client specifications_ and
_fundamental_ aspects of the plant
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