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Replace-in-kind fixes are supposed to be the easy path back to normal operation. But once a change crosses a technical or regulatory threshold — like a decades-old foundation rating — the schedule, not the engineering, becomes the real constraint. Traci Purdum, Chemical Processing's EIC, reads And…

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ICIS's Al Greenwood explains why ethane-fed commodity producers are cashing in while specialty chemical makers struggle to pass on higher costs.  Read the full article. 
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