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Practical Training Unit Operations Pilot Plants
Practical Training Unit Operations Pilot Plants
Bio-fermentation Ethanol Production Practical Training Unit Operations Pilot Plant
Item Number: LPK-IBFE
Dual-Mode Gas Absorption and Desorption Unit Operations Training Pilot Plant
Item Number: LPK-SMTXS
Green Anhydrous Ethanol Refining Practical Training Pilot Plant
Item Number: LPK-IDES
General Purpose Cosmetics Production Unit Operations Training Pilot Plant
Item Number: LPK-IFMC
Dual Mode Heat Transfer Pilot Plant for Unit Operations Training
Item Number: LPK-SMTCR
Comprehensive Multi-Modal Heat Transfer Unit Operations Pilot Plant for Engineering Training
Item Number: LPK-DMTCR
Multi-Modal Distillation Unit Operations Training Pilot Plant
Item Number: LPK-DMTJL
Ethyl Acetate Synthesis Unit Operations Pilot Plant for Practical Training
Item Number: LPK-IKDD
Fluid Transport and Piping Dynamics Practical Training Unit Operations Pilot Plant
Item Number: LPK-LTSS
Multimodal Absorption and Desorption Pilot Plant for Unit Operations Training
Item Number: LPK-DMTXS
Multi Pump Fluid Transport Process Piping Unit Operations Training Pilot Plant
Item Number: LPK-SMTLT
Dual-Mode Rectification Pilot Plant for Practical Training Unit Operations
Item Number: LPK-SMTJL
Aspirin API Synthesis Unit Operations Training Pilot Plant
Item Number: LPK-ISPM
Natural Product Extraction Unit Operations Training Pilot Plant
Item Number: LPK-IGNE
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