Analysis of Energy Consumption in the Process of Manufacturing Technology Upgrade
Chunxiang Hu
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Chunxiang Hu
Abstract
Manufacturing industry is the mining of natural material resources and agricultural production of raw materials and processing,which becomes the production department by providing other sectors of economy with the means of production and by providing consumer goods for the society.China's manufacturing industry provides strong support for national economic development,but with the manufacturing industry technology upgrading and speeding up,its existing energy consumption level also increases.To guarantee the developing tendency of the manufacturing industry,it is necessary to look for the right way to reduce energy consumption in the process of the technological development,so that economic development can maintain the sustainable foundation strength.
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Manufacturing industry is the mining of natural material resources and agricultural production of raw materials and processing,which becomes the production department by providing other sectors of economy with the means of production and by providing consumer goods for the society.China's manufacturing industry provides strong support for national economic development,but with the manufacturing industry technology upgrading and speeding up,its existing energy consumption level also increases.To guarantee the developing tendency of the manufacturing industry,it is necessary to look for the right way to reduce energy consumption in the process of the technological development,so that economic development can maintain the sustainable foundation strength.
Key concepts: Production (economics), Consumption (sociology), Sustainable development, Energy consumption, Upgrade, Business, China, Manufacturing