Journal of Chemistry and Chemical Research

The chemical industry, a major consumer of energy and emitter of pollutants, has significant implications for the industry's sustainable development through its energy-saving and emission reduction strategies in process design. By thoroughly analyzing the process design of the chemical industry, it is essential to identify the key factors causing energy waste and excessive emissions in existing processes. Strategies include optimizing energy use, innovating process technologies, enhancing waste recycling, and improving management systems. The article details specific pathways and implementation points for energy conservation and emission reduction, such as selecting innovative equipment, introducing green chemical reactions, and establishing a circular utilization model. These measures aim to provide effective references for chemical enterprises to reduce energy consumption, minimize pollution, and achieve a green transformation.

Chemical process design; Energy saving and emission reduction; Energy utilization; Process innovation; Waste recovery