Continuous Process Production Definition
Continuous process production refers to a method of manufacturing where goods are produced without direct physical intervention or handling by human labour. This system is particularly employed in industries such as chemicals and pharmaceuticals, where the transfer of materials between various stages of the process presents significant safety risks if human exposure were permitted.
Application Context
This production methodology is primarily adopted in sectors dealing with hazardous substances, such as the chemical and drug industries, because it eliminates the need for human workers to be directly exposed to potentially dangerous materials during material transfer and processing.

