(67b) A Model Based Multiparametric Programming Strategy for the Integration of Design and Control Under Uncertainty
AIChE Spring Meeting and Global Congress on Process Safety
2017
2017 Spring Meeting and 13th Global Congress on Process Safety
Computing and Systems Technology Division
Computers in Operations: Process Safety and Control I
Tuesday, March 28, 2017 - 8:30am to 9:00am
In this study, we present the foundation of a simultaneous strategy that addresses many of the above challanges [3]. In particular, it follows a (i) mixed integer dynamic optimization model representation of the integrated process design implemented in a modeling environment (e.g. gPROMS®), (ii) the development of a suitable approximate model, amenable for control studies, (iii) a multi-parametric optimization and explicit model predictive control step, which allows for the development of explicit expressions of receding horizon control strategies as a function of the design vairables, and (iv) a closed loop validation step where the optimal integrated design and control expressions of step ii are included within the original high fidelity model in step i. To illustrate the technique discussed, we present three case studies of different complexities: a continuously stirred tank reactor (CSTR), a binary distillation column, and a residential cogeneration heat and power (CHP) system.
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