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  2. package/README.md +14 -8
  3. package/README_ko-KR.md +13 -8
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  7. package/plugins/litclaude/.claude-plugin/plugin.json +1 -1
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  12. package/plugins/litclaude/skills/lit-docx/SKILL.md +50 -19
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+ tonality: ledger
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+ title: 2026년 3분기 경영 실적 보고
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+ date: 2026-10-02
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+ department: 예시 기업 경영기획팀
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+ presenter: 예시 발표자
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+ notice: 예시 데이터 — 실제 수치로 바꿔 주세요
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: cover-figures
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+
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+ # 2026년 3분기 경영 실적 보고
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: agenda
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+
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+ ## 3분기 보고 순서와 요청 안건
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+
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+ - **실적 요약** 매출, 영업이익, 현금흐름의 분기 추이
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+ - **사업부별 분석** 세 사업부의 계획 대비 실적과 이익 기여
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+ - **원가 대응** 원자재와 포장재 단가 상승에 대한 대응 순서
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+ - **요청 사항** 4분기 설비 투자 45억 원 승인
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: kpi-over-chart
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+
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+ ## 3분기 매출·영업이익과 분기별 매출 추이
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+
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+ | 매출 | 영업이익 | 영업이익률 | 영업현금흐름 | 설비 가동률 |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | 1,184억 원 | 110억 원 | 9.3% | 96억 원 | 86% |
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+ | 계획 대비 +3.9% | 계획 대비 +10.0% | 전년 대비 +0.5%p | 영업이익의 87% | 계획 82% |
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+ ::: chart type=column unit="억 원"
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+ | 분기 | 매출 (억 원) |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | 25년 3Q | 962 |
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+ | 25년 4Q | 1,016 |
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+ | 26년 1Q | 1,071 |
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+ | 26년 2Q | 1,120 |
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+ | 26년 3Q | 1,184 |
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+ > 분기별 매출 추이 (예시 데이터)
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+ :::
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+
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+ - 매출과 영업이익이 모두 계획을 넘었고, 매출은 다섯 분기 연속 늘었다
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+ - 출처: 예시 기업 내부 결산 자료(2025년 3분기-2026년 3분기), 2026년 연간 사업 계획
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+ ---
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+ ---
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+ layout: chart-insight
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+ ## 사업부·요인별 영업이익 증감, 전년 동기 대비
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+ ::: chart type=bar unit="억 원"
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+ | 요인 | 영업이익 증감 (억 원) |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | 소재 고부가 제품 | 11 |
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+ | 소재 물량 | 3 |
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+ | 부품 물량 | 6 |
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+ | 부품 단가 인하 | -2 |
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+ | 서비스 가격 | 7 |
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+ | 서비스 인건비 | -8 |
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+ > 전년 동기 대비 사업부·요인별 영업이익 증감, 합계 +17억 원 (예시 데이터)
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+ :::
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+ - 이익 증가의 대부분은 소재 사업부에서 나왔다 (+14억 원)
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+ - 소재 사업부는 고부가 제품 비중이 31%에서 38%로 늘었다
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+ - 부품 사업부는 물량은 늘었지만 단가 인하로 이익 증가가 작았다
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+ - 서비스 사업부는 인건비 상승을 가격에 반영하지 못했다
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+ - 출처: 예시 기업 사업부 손익 자료(2025년·2026년 3분기)
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+ - 주: 요인별 증감은 전년 동기 영업이익 93억 원 대비, 합계 +17억 원
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+ ---
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+ ---
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+ layout: ledger-table
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+ ## 사업부별 3분기 매출·영업이익 실적
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+ | 사업부 | 매출 계획 | 매출 실적 | 영업이익 | 전년 대비 |
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+ | 소재 | 490 | 512 | 61 | ▲ +31% |
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+ | 부품 | 425 | 438 | 37 | ▲ +12% |
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+ | 서비스 | 225 | 234 | 12 | ▼ −4% |
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+ | 합계 | 1,140 | 1,184 | 110 | ▲ +18% |
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+ > 표 1. 사업부별 3분기 실적, 억 원 (예시 데이터)
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+ - 세 사업부 모두 매출 계획을 달성했다 (계획 대비 +2.6~+4.5%)
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+ - 서비스 사업부만 이익이 줄었고, 원인은 인건비 상승 8억 원이다
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+ - 합계 영업이익률은 9.3%로 전년 동기보다 0.5%p 높아졌다
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+ - 4분기 계획은 매출 1,210억 원, 영업이익 112억 원이다
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+ - 출처: 예시 기업 내부 결산 자료(2026년 3분기), 2026년 연간 사업 계획
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+ ---
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+ ---
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+ layout: comparison
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+ title: side-rail
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+ ## 3분기 계획 대비 실적 비교
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+ :::: columns 1fr 1fr
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+ ::: col
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+ - **계획**
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+ (1) 매출: 1,140억 원, 연초 사업 계획의 3분기 목표
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+ (2) 영업이익: 100억 원, 원자재 단가 +6% 가정
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+ (3) 영업이익률: 8.8%, 전년 동기 8.8%와 같은 수준
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+ (4) 설비 가동률: 82%, 소재 라인 3교대 기준
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+ :::
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+ ::: col
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+ - **실적**
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+ (1) 매출: 1,184억 원 (▲ +3.9%), 소재 고부가 제품이 견인
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+ (2) 영업이익: 110억 원 (▲ +10.0%), 원자재 단가 +4%에 그침
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+ (3) 영업이익률: 9.3% (▲ +0.5%p), 서비스만 하락
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+ (4) 설비 가동률: 86% (▲ +4%p), 9월 소재 라인 92%
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+ :::
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+ ::::
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+ - 출처: 예시 기업 2026년 연간 사업 계획, 내부 결산 자료(2026년 3분기)
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+ ---
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+ ---
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+ layout: section-rule
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+ # 원가 대응
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+ ---
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+ layout: matrix-2x2
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+ ## 원가 상승 품목별 대응 우선순위
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+ | 효과 \ 난이도 | 쉬움 | 어려움 |
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+ | 큼 | 포장재 단가 재협상 · 분기 3억 원 · 즉시 · 구매팀 | 원자재 장기 계약 · 분기 4억 원 · 1월 확정 · 구매팀 |
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+ | 작음 | 물류 경로 통합 · 분기 1.5억 원 · 즉시 · 물류팀 | 설비 교체 · 분기 0.5억 원 · 보류 · 생산본부 |
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+ - 포장재 재협상은 분기 3억 원, 물류 통합은 분기 1.5억 원 절감 예상
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+ - 원자재 장기 계약은 효과가 크지만 공급사 비교에 두 달이 걸린다
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+ - 출처: 예시 기업 구매팀 원가 분석(2026년 7-9월), 원자재 시세 공개 자료
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+ layout: timeline
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+ title: bottom-anchor
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+ ## 원가 대응 일정과 담당 부서
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+ | 시점 | 할 일 | 담당 |
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+ | 10월 | 포장재 단가 재협상 완료, 분기 절감액 3억 원 확인 | 구매팀 |
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+ | 11월 | 물류 경로 통합 시범 운영, 운송비 변화 측정 | 물류팀 |
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+ | 12월 | 원자재 공급사 세 곳의 장기 계약 조건 비교 | 구매팀 |
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+ | 27년 1월 | 장기 계약 확정과 효과 점검 보고 | 경영기획팀 |
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+ | 27년 2월 | 장기 계약 단가 첫 적용, 분기 4억 원 절감 추적 시작 | 생산본부 |
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+ > 표 3. 원가 대응 일정, 2026년 10월-2027년 1월; 원자재 장기 계약은 1월 확정 (예시)
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+ - 즉시 대응하는 두 품목은 11월까지 끝내고 분기 4.5억 원 절감을 확인한다
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+ - 원자재 장기 계약은 공급사 세 곳의 조건을 비교한 뒤 1월에 확정한다
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+ - 출처: 예시 기업 원가 대응 계획(2026년 9월 작성)
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+ - 주: 절감액은 3분기 단가 대비 추정치, 세 조치가 모두 적용되는 27년 2분기부터 분기 8.5억 원, 설비 교체(분기 0.5억 원)는 보류로 제외
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: closing-decision-box
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+
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+ ## 4분기 설비 투자 45억 원 승인 안건
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+
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+ - 결정할 것: 소재 생산 라인 증설과 물류 경로 통합 시스템을 함께 승인하면 1분기에 가동한다
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+ | 안건 | 금액 | 결정 시점 | 담당 |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | 소재 사업부 생산 라인 증설 | 32억 원 | 10월 말 | 생산본부 |
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+ | 물류 경로 통합 시스템 | 13억 원 | 11월 중순 | 물류팀 |
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+ | 포장재 장기 단가 계약 | 비용 없음 | 10월 말 | 구매팀 |
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+ | 원자재 장기 계약 검토 | 비용 없음 | 12월 말 | 구매팀 |
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+ | 서비스 가격 조정안 | 비용 없음 | 11월 말 | 서비스사업부 |
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+
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+ > 표 4. 승인 요청 안건 (예시)
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: references-appendix
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+
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+ ## 붙임: 자료 출처와 용어 정의
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+
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+ - [1] 예시 기업 내부 결산 자료, 2026년 3분기 (예시)
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+ - [2] 예시 업계 협회 분기 통계, 2026년 9월 발표 (예시)
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+ - [3] 원자재 시세 공개 자료, 2026년 7-9월 평균 (예시)
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+ - [4] 영업이익률: 영업이익을 매출로 나눈 값
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+ - [5] 설비 가동률: 실제 생산 시간을 계획 생산 시간으로 나눈 값
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+ - [6] 계획 대비: 연초 사업 계획의 분기 목표와 비교한 값
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+ ---
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+ ---
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+ tonality: night
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+ title: Q3 2026 platform review for the all-hands stage
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+ date: 2026-10-02
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+ department: Example Platform Group
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+ presenter: Example Speaker
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+ notice: Example data — replace with real figures
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: cover-figures
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+
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+ # Q3 2026 platform review: traffic and reliability
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: kpi-row
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+ title: side-rail
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+
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+ ## Q3 traffic, availability and incidents
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+
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+ | Requests per day | Availability | Incidents | p95 latency | Error rate |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | 4.8 bn | 99.97% | 3 | 182 ms | 0.04% |
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+ | Q2 3.9 bn, +22% | Target 99.95% | Q2 7, none above sev 2 | Q2 205 ms, target 200 | Q2 0.07% |
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+
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+ > Q3 2026, weekly platform metrics (example data)
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+
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+ - Traffic grew and reliability held through the quarter
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+ - Requests per day grew 22% on Q2, mostly from the two new regions
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+ - Availability stayed above the 99.95% target in all thirteen weeks
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+ - Incidents fell from seven in Q2 to three, none above severity 2
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+ - p95 latency came under the 200 ms target after the cache rework in August
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+ - Source: Example weekly platform metrics, Q2-Q3 2026
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+ - Note: availability is successful requests over all requests, weekly, all regions
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: kpi-over-chart
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+ title: top-plain-large
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+
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+ ## Cost per million requests, Q3 2025-Q3 2026
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+
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+ | Cost per million | Target | Change on Q2 | Change on Q3 2025 | Quarterly spend |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | $1.82 | $2.00 | ▼ −9% | ▼ −30% | $0.80m |
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+ | Q3 2026 | FY2026 plan | Q2 $2.00 | Q3 2025 $2.61 | Q2 $0.71m |
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+
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+ ::: chart type=line unit="$"
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+ | Quarter | Cost per million requests ($) |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | Q3 2025 | 2.61 |
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+ | Q4 2025 | 2.34 |
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+ | Q1 2026 | 2.12 |
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+ | Q2 2026 | 2.00 |
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+ | Q3 2026 | 1.82 |
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+ > Cost per million requests by quarter (example data)
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+ :::
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+
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+ - Unit cost fell for a fourth quarter, 30% below Q3 2025
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+ - Spend rose 13% while traffic rose 22%, so each request got cheaper
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+ - Source: Example finance ledger and platform metrics, Q3 2025-Q3 2026
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: chart-insight
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+
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+ ## Daily requests by region, Q2 vs Q3 2026
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+
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+ ::: chart type=column unit="bn requests/day"
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+ | Region | Q2 2026 | Q3 2026 |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | North | 1.6 | 1.7 |
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+ | Central | 1.4 | 1.5 |
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+ | West (new) | 0.6 | 1.0 |
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+ | South (new) | 0.3 | 0.6 |
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+ > Daily requests by region, quarterly mean (example data)
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+ :::
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+
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+ - The two new regions led the growth: West and South added 0.7 bn a day
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+ - They carry 33% of traffic, up from 23% in Q2
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+ - North and Central grew 6% together
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+ - South doubled after its August launch campaign
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+ - Source: Example platform metrics, quarterly mean of daily requests, Q2-Q3 2026
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: section-numeral
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+
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+ # Reliability
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: big-number
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+ title: top-plain-large
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+
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+ ## Recovery time and paging, Q3 2026
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+
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+ | Median time to recover | Auto rollbacks | Slowest recovery | Pages per week |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | 8 min | 2 of 3 | 21 min | 4.1 |
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+ | Q2 27 min | Before anyone was paged | Database failover, week 9 | Q2 9.6 |
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+
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+ > Q3 2026 incident records (example data)
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+
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+ - Recovery time is now under ten minutes
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+ - The median fell from 27 minutes after automatic rollback went live in July
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+ - The one slow recovery was a failover; warm standby removes that case
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+ - Pages per on-call engineer fell by more than half, from 9.6 to 4.1 a week
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+ - Source: Example incident records and paging logs, Q2-Q3 2026
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: timeline
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+ title: band
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+
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+ ## Q3 incidents and shipped fixes
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+
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+ | Date | Incident | Fix | Owner |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | 14 Jul | Config push slowed checkout for 12 minutes | Staged rollout for config, live 28 Jul | Release Team |
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+ | 22 Aug | Cache node lost in West region, 6 min of errors | Third replica per region, live 5 Sep | Storage Team |
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+ | 3 Sep | Database failover took 21 minutes | Warm standby in West, others pending | SRE Team |
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+ | 30 Sep | Review of all three incidents | Runbooks updated, drills monthly | SRE Team |
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+
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+ > Table 1. Q3 incidents and the fixes shipped; every incident has a fix in place (example data)
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+
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+ - Each incident had its fix live within 14 days; Q2 fixes took 31 days on average
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+ - Only the failover fix is partial: three regions still lack a warm standby
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+ - Source: Example incident reviews and change log, July-September 2026
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: comparison
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+
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+ ## Q4 options: fifth region vs warm standby
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+
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+ :::: columns 1fr 1fr
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+ ::: col
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+ - **Plan A: open a fifth region**
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+ (1) Capacity: adds 0.8 bn requests a day, headroom to Q4 2027
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+ (2) Cost: $2.4m in year one, then $1.3m a year to run
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+ (3) Recovery: median stays at 8 min, failover near 20 min
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+ (4) Timing: live in Q2 2027 at the earliest, 6 months of build
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+ :::
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+ ::: col
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+ - **Plan B: warm standby everywhere**
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+ (1) Capacity: current four regions last to Q2 2027 at 80% use
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+ (2) Cost: $1.1m in year one, then $0.4m a year to run
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+ (3) Recovery: failover falls to under 5 min in every region
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+ (4) Timing: live in January 2027, fifth region moves to a study
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+ :::
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+ ::::
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+
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+ - Source: Example SRE Team cost and capacity estimates, September 2026
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: dashboard-grid
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+ title: side-rail
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+
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+ ## Peak CPU and storage use, Jul-Sep 2026
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+
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+ ::: chart type=line unit="%"
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+ | Month | Peak CPU (%) |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | Jul | 56 |
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+ | Aug | 58 |
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+ | Sep | 61 |
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+ > Peak CPU use, all regions (example data)
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+ :::
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+
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+ ::: chart type=line unit="%"
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+ | Month | Storage used (%) |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | Jul | 64 |
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+ | Aug | 65 |
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+ | Sep | 67 |
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+ > Storage use, all regions (example data)
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+ :::
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+
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+ - Capacity is enough until Q2 2027: both lines reach the 80% planning limit in May 2027
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+ - CPU grows 2.5 points a month, storage 1.5 points a month
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+ - Plan B buys time; the fifth-region study must report before Q1 2027 ends
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+ - Source: Example capacity monitoring, monthly peaks, July-September 2026
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+ - Note: the 80% planning limit leaves room for one region to fail over to the others
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: closing-decision-box
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+
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+ ## Plan B approval request, October 2026
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+
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+ | Decision | Cost | Owner | When |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | Warm standby in all four regions | $1.1m | Example SRE Team | Approve by 31 Oct |
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+ | Fifth region study, no build | $0.1m | Example Platform Group | Report in Q1 2027 |
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+ | Capacity review against the 80% limit | None | Example SRE Team | Monthly from Nov |
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+
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+ - Ask: the leadership team approves Plan B this month
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+ - Next step: Example SRE Team starts the standby build on 4 Nov and reports weekly at the ops review
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+ - Source: Example platform metrics and finance plan, September 2026 (example data)
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+ ---
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+ ---
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+ tonality: paper
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+ title: Staged feeding in a fixed-volume reactor
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+ date: 2026-10-02
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+ department: Example Process Lab
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+ presenter: Example Speaker
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+ notice: Example data — replace with real figures
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: cover-index
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+
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+ # Staged feeding and conversion in a 20 L reactor
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: statement
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+
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+ ## Can conversion rise without a larger reactor?
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+
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+ Single-feed runs plateau at 50% conversion after 30 minutes in every pilot vessel we tested.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: section-field
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+
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+ # Baseline conversion, feed layout and symbols
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: figure-academic
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+
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+ ## Single-feed baseline conversion, 0-60 min
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+
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+ ![Figure 1. Conversion over time, single feed, three replicates | Source: example image](assets/example-a.png)
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+
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+ - **Observation** Conversion stalls after 30 minutes: 44% at 30 min, 50% at 60 min
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+ - **Observation** The baseline gains only 6 points after minute 30
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+ - **Basis** 1.0 L/min feed, 20 L reactor, three replicates (example data)
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+ - **Limitation** One temperature and one catalyst batch were tested
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+ - **Implication** The plateau, not the kinetics, limits throughput
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+ - Source: Example Process Lab baseline runs B1-B3, May 2026 (example data)
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: method
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+
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+ ## Three-stage feed layout and symbols
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+
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+ ![Figure 2. Process layout used in all runs | Source: example image](assets/example-b.png)
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+
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+ - **Layout** the feed is split into three stages along the reactor
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+ - **X** conversion, the fraction of feed that reacted
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+ - **k** first-order rate constant, 1/min
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+ - **τ** residence time per stage, min
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+ - **n** number of feed stages, three in every run
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+ - **q** feed split between stages, 50/30/20 by volume
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+ - **t₂, t₃** start of stages two and three, minute 20 and minute 35
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+ - Source: Example Process Lab run sheet, version 1, June 2026
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: chart-insight
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+
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+ ## Conversion over time, staged vs single feed
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+
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+ ::: chart type=line unit="%"
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+ | Minute | Single feed (%) | Staged feed (%) |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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+ | 10 | 21 | 24 |
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+ | 20 | 36 | 45 |
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+ | 30 | 44 | 59 |
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+ | 40 | 47 | 67 |
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+ | 50 | 49 | 72 |
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+ | 60 | 50 | 75 |
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+ > Mean conversion of three replicates per condition (example data)
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+ :::
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+
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+ - The staged feed leads at every time point after minute 10
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+ - The gap opens after minute 20, when the second stage starts feeding
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+ - At minute 60 the staged feed reaches 75% against 50%
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+ - Replicate spread stays under 3 points in both conditions
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+ - Source: Example Process Lab runs S1-S3 and B1-B3, 1.0 L/min, June 2026 (example data)
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: table-insight
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+
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+ ## Conversion at 60 min by feed rate
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+
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+ | Feed rate (L/min) | Single feed (%) | Staged feed (%) | Gain (points) | Relative gain (%) |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | 0.5 | 52 | 77 | 25 | 48 |
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+ | 0.75 | 51 | 76 | 25 | 49 |
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+ | 1.0 | 50 | 75 | 25 | 50 |
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+ | 1.25 | 49 | 73 | 24 | 49 |
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+ | 1.5 | 47 | 71 | 24 | 51 |
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+ | 2.0 | 41 | 64 | 23 | 56 |
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+
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+ > Table 1. Conversion at 60 minutes by feed rate (example data)
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+
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+ - The gain holds at all six feed rates tested, 23-25 points
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+ - The relative gain is 48-56% at every rate
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+ - The gap narrows by two points at the highest rate
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+ - Heat removal, not the feed schedule, limits the fastest runs
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+ - Source: Example Process Lab feed-rate series, 36 runs, June 2026 (example data)
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: section-field
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+
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+ # Operator view, contributions and limits
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: quote
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+
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+ ## Pilot-plant operator feedback
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+
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+ “We hit the target conversion without changing the vessel, only the feed valves.”
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+
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+ — Example operator interview, pilot plant, after the last staged run (June 2026)
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: comparison
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+
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+ ## Contributions and limits of this study
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+
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+ :::: columns 1fr 1fr
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+ ::: col
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+ - **Contributions**
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+ (1) Yield: conversion rises from 50% to 75% at equal reactor volume
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+ (2) Equipment: the schedule needs only valve timing, no new vessel
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+ (3) Range: the 23-25 point gain holds at six feed rates, 0.5-2.0 L/min
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+ (4) Evidence: 36 runs, replicates within 3 points of each other
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+ :::
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+ ::: col
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+ - **Limits**
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+ (1) Yield: tested at one temperature (60 °C) and one catalyst batch
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+ (2) Equipment: pilot scale only, 20 L vessels against 2,000 L in production
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+ (3) Range: heat removal above 2.0 L/min and at full scale is untested
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+ (4) Evidence: no cost model yet for the valve control and its upkeep
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+ :::
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+ ::::
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+
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+ - Source: Example Process Lab staged-feeding study, May-June 2026 (example data)
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: closing-summary-list
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+
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+ ## Findings and next step
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+
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+ - A three-stage feed lifts conversion from 50% to 75% in the same 60 minutes
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+ - The gain holds from 0.5 to 2.0 L/min feed rate, 23-25 points at every rate
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+ - The schedule needs only valve timing, no new vessel and no new catalyst
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+ - The open question is heat removal: the fastest runs lose two points of gain
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+ - Ask: pilot time for a second temperature (75 °C) and a second catalyst batch, 12 runs
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+ - Next step: a heat-removal model at full scale, Example Process Lab, draft by 15 December 2026
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+ ---
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+
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+ ---
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+ layout: references-appendix
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+
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+ ## References and data sources
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+
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+ - [1] Example, A. and Sample, B. (2021). Single-feed conversion limits in stirred reactors. *Journal of Example Engineering*, 14(2), 101-118.
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+ - [2] Specimen, C. (2023). Two-stage feeding at pilot scale. *Example Process Letters*, 9, 33-41.
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+ - [3] Example Process Lab (2026). Staged feeding runs, synthetic data set, version 1.
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+ - [4] Demo, D. et al. (2024). Heat removal in large fed-batch vessels. *Example Reactor Review*, 6, 210-229.
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+ - [5] Sample, E. (2022). Residence-time models for staged feeds. *Example Chemical Notes*, 31, 5-19.
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+ - [6] Example, F. and Demo, G. (2025). Valve timing in fed-batch control. *Journal of Example Control*, 3(1), 44-58.
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+ - [7] Specimen, H. (2020). First-order kinetics in stirred tanks, a review. *Example Reaction Reviews*, 11, 1-27.
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+ - [8] Example Process Lab (2026). Pilot reactor run sheets B1-B3 and S1-S3, internal record, June 2026.
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+ - [9] Conversion X: moles of feed reacted over moles fed, measured by offline sampling every 10 minutes
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+ - [10] Gain: staged-feed conversion minus single-feed conversion at 60 minutes, in percentage points
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+ ---