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Economics and Process Control

Chair(s)

Singh, R., Rutgers, The State University of New Jer

Co-chair(s)

Jensen, C., Colorado School of Mines

This session focuses on the representation and incorporation of economic objectives into feedback control strategies. Topics on representing economic objectives, economic-based controller formulations, performance of strategies incorporating economics, and the interplay between competing control objectives are considered. Papers offering insights into other aspects of economics-based controls are also encouraged.

Presentations

12:30 PM
(712a) Economic Nonlinear Model Predictive Control of Continuous Pharmaceuticals Manufacturing Processes
12:49 PM
(712b) A Scheduling Perspective on the Monetary Value of Improving Process Control
1:08 PM
(712c) A Computationally Efficient Approach to Economic Model Predictive Control Via Carleman Approximation
1:27 PM
(712d) Handling Economic and Practical Considerations in Feedback Control of Hydraulic Fracturing in Ultra-Low Permeability Reservoirs
1:46 PM
(712e) Integrating RTO with Stabilizing Economic MPC
2:05 PM
(712f) Combining Self-Optimizing Control and Extremum-Seeking Control – Applied to Ammonia Reactor Case Study
2:24 PM
(712g) Combining First-Principles and Empirical Modeling for Computation Time Reduction of Economic Model Predictive Control
2:43 PM
(712h) Economic Performance Improvement for Lyapunov-Based Economic Model Predictive Control Using Disturbance Probability Distributions

Topics 

Process Automation & Control

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