Decision-Making for Industrial Process Systems I


Description:
Modern methods for mathematical programming and uncertainty quantification, along with availability of robust implementations have enabled wider use of systems ideas for decision-making in the chemical industry. We invite contributions on the use of process systems engineering concepts in current industrial practice. Emphasis will be on the use of statistical, optimization, and simulation techniques for improvement of process, plant, and site-wide operations. Presentation of real-world industrial case studies is highly encouraged.

Sponsor:
Computing Systems and Technology Division


Co-Chair:
Joseph T. Golab
Senior Advisor
Environmental Standards, Inc
Computational Science
Valley Forge, PA
60563
Phone Number: 6303360063
Fax Number: 630 420-5690
Email: jgolab@envstd.com


Papers:
Decision-Making and Optimization of Steam Crackers Using COILSIM1D
Ismaël Amghizar, Ghent University; Andres E. Muñoz G., AVGI; Kevin M. Van Geem, Ghent University
Lower Torque and Higher Efficiency Mixing with Contra-Rotating, Baffle-Free Impellers
Pongsarun Satjaritanun, University of South Carolina; Eric Bringley, University of Cambridge; Sirivatch Shimpalee, University of South Carolina; John W. Weidner, University of South Carolina; John A. Regalbuto, Perfect Mixing LLC; John R. Regalbuto, University of South Carolina
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