China engineering industry

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Editorial Board of Engineering Geology Handbook. Engineering geology handbook (The third edition). Beijing China Building Industry Press, 1992. 

The geotechnical engineering investigation report of Shunyi Olympic Rowing—Canoeing Park for 2008 Olympics, China Ordnance Industry Survey, Design Research Institute, 8, 2004. 

The People s Republic of China national standard, Code for investigation of geotechnical engineering (GBJ5007-2002), Beijng, China Building Industry Press. 

Q. R. Jin, J. M. Zhang, Q. Xu, Organic Acid Fermentation Process Engineering, China Light Industry Press, Beijing, 1989, pp. 341-342. 

A Handbook of Ammonia Synthesis Catalysts, translated by Nanjing Chemical Engineering Institute. China Petrochemical Industry Press, Beijing, 1977. 

Dai, W, and Shu, L Metallurgical Engineering of Ferroalloy. China Metallurgical Industry Press,1999),121-122. 

Yan Da-Hai, Karstensen KH, Huang Qi-Fei, Wang Qi, Cai Min-Lin (2010) Coprocessing of industrial and hazardous wastes in cement kilns a review of current status and future needs in China. Environmental Engineering Science 27(l) 37-45... 

The DCC process was first demonstrated in 1990 in SINOPEC Jinan Refinery, and has been commercialized since 1994. Shaw is the exclusive licensed provider of DCC technology outside China. The first DCC unit designed and engineered by Shaw was successfully commissioned for Thai Petrochemical Industries in 1997. Up to now, nine units have been put into production worldwide, and several other DCC units (in China and India) are under construction. 

Department of Chemical Engineering, Wuxi Institute of Light Industry, Wuxi, Jiangsu, People s Republic of China... 

We read and hear a great deal about the drift of the chemical industry to cheaper wage zones such as China. The shift of standard product production into these regions is already a fact but, if the basic conditions are put in place for manufactured, high-tech, research-intensive chemicals such as liquid crystals, then the economic success of the chemical industry in Europe can be secured as the engine of innovation in other industries. 

Karsten NeufFer is an associate principal at McKinsey and is based in the Berlin Office. He is a member of the global chemicals practice and the Asia House Frankfurt and co-leads the knowledge initiative on Chemicals in China . He has worked in various fields in the chemicals and non-ferrous metals industries, with a particular focus on corporate strategy, organization, corporate transformation, as well as China. He holds a master of science in industrial engineering and an MBA from the University of Chicago. 

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