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The document discusses front end design (FED) services provided by Process Engineering Simplified. FED aims to reduce risks, leverage industry expertise, and expedite project schedules. It involves developing process flow diagrams, plant layouts, schedules, equipment specifications, control narratives, cost estimates, site visits, elevation drawings, reviews, balances, and dust hazard analyses to identify risks and develop accurate budgets. Satisfied customers found FED crucial for organized, on-time, on-budget project delivery. Interested customers are encouraged to contact Process Engineering Simplified for assistance from process design to production.
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