1. Safety: Safety is the most important aspect in the design of an industrial power plant. The design must ensure the safety of workers, the local community, and the environment.
2. Efficiency: Industrial power plants should be designed to maximize efficiency in terms of energy production, fuel consumption, and overall productivity.
3. Reliability: Industrial power plants must be designed to operate 24/7 without any unplanned interruptions or downtime. The design should be able to handle fluctuations in demand and supply.
4. Environmental impact: The design should take into consideration the impact of the plant on the surrounding environment, including air and water pollution, noise pollution, and waste management.
5. Maintenance requirements: The design should consider the ease of maintenance of the plant, including access to equipment, ease of repairs, and regular maintenance schedules.
6. Cost-effectiveness: The design should be cost-effective in terms of construction, operation, and maintenance. The design should also consider the life-cycle cost of the plant.
7. Regulatory compliance: The design should comply with local, state, and federal regulations regarding safety, environmental impact, and emissions. The design should also be adaptable to changing regulations.
8. Flexibility: The design should be flexible and adaptable to changing energy demands, fuel types, and technologies. The design should also allow for future expansions or modifications.
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