(397c) Flowsheet Monitoring – How, What and Why?
AIChE Annual Meeting
2008
2008 Annual Meeting
5th CAPE-OPEN US Conference
Cape-Open Current Status and Future
Wednesday, November 19, 2008 - 9:20am to 9:45am
This presentation will show how COCO (http://www.cocosimulator.org/) can currently be used inside an automated environment like Microsoft Excel® to perform flowsheet monitoring. Flowsheet monitoring in this context is defined as being able to iterate over the streams and unit operations in a flowsheet, collect stream and unit operation information, and perform arbitrary thermodynamic calculations if desired.
Next, a number of applications will be discussed that will benefit from flowsheet monitoring.
It will be shown that flowsheet monitoring ? to some extent ? can be done by inserting specialized CAPE-OPEN unit operations in a flowsheet. It will be shown that this approach has severe drawbacks and computational overhead.
A new CAPE-OPEN interface definition for the purpose of flowsheet monitoring will be suggested and discussed.
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