1. Safety: Industrial gas processing facilities need to be designed to be safe for the workers and the environment. The facility should be equipped with all the necessary safety equipment, including alarms, fire suppression systems, and emergency response plans.
2. Efficiency: The facility should be designed to be efficient in terms of processing gas. This includes the design and placement of the processing equipment, as well as the layout of the facility itself.
3. Capacity: Industrial gas processing facilities need to be designed to have the capacity to handle the expected amount of gas that will be processed. This includes the size of the processing equipment, the size of the storage tanks, and the overall capacity of the facility itself.
4. Transportation and logistics: The location of the facility should be accessible for transportation of the gas, whether by pipeline or truck. The facility should also be designed to accommodate the logistics of bringing in raw materials and shipping out final products.
5. Environmental considerations: The facility should be designed to minimize the impact on the environment. This includes the use of environmentally friendly building materials, waste management systems, and pollution control measures.
6. Regulatory requirements: Industrial gas processing facilities need to comply with all applicable regulations and codes. This includes health and safety standards, environmental regulations, and zoning laws.
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