New methods in the process industry Editorial
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We are happy to introduce a new special topic with the aim of introducing new methods and procedures for optimizing industrial processes. These works highlight the industry's ongoing commitment to sustainability, efficiency, and environmental responsibility.
These contributions underscore the transformative potential of innovative methodologies in the process industry. By leveraging waste materials, advancing green chemistry, and optimizing water treatment processes, the research presented on this special topic sets a benchmark for sustainable industrial practices. We look forward to practically implementing these findings, driving progress in environmental stewardship and industrial efficiency.
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