Nova Science Publishers, 2009. - 91 pages.
Mathematical modelling is a powerful tool for solving optimisation
problems in chemical engineering. In this work several models are
proposed aimed at helping to make decisions about different aspects
of the processes lifecycle, from the synthesis and design steps up
to the operation and scheduling. Using an example of the Sugar Cane
industry, several models are formulated and solved in order to
assess the trade-offs involved in optimisation decisions. Thus, the
power and versatility of mathematical modelling in the area of
chemical processes optimisation is analysed and evaluated.
Corsano G., Montagna J.M., Iribarren O.A., Aguirre P.A. Mathematical Modeling Approaches for Optimization of Chemical Processes
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