What is differance between batch and continuoes proces.

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Batch process involves processing a fixed quantity of material at a time, while continuous process involves a continuous flow of material.

Batch process involves processing a fixed quantity of material at a time, while continuous process involves a continuous flow of material.
Batch process is suitable for producing small quantities of products with different specifications, while continuous process is suitable for producing large quantities of standardized products.
Batch process requires frequent cleaning and maintenance of equipment, while continuous process requires less cleaning and maintenance.
Examples of batch process include baking, brewing, and pharmaceutical manufacturing, while examples of continuous process include oil refining, chemical manufacturing, and paper production.

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