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= Chemical Process Design Theory and Method = |
= Chemical Process Design Theory and Method = |
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==Design Basis== |
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==Sensors and Actuators== |
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# Set design specifications |
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# [[Control Systems| Control Systems:]] Measurement devices |
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# Preliminary site selection and market analysis |
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# [[TemperatureSensors| Temperature sensors ]] |
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# Block flow diagram |
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# [[PressureSensors| Pressure sensors]] |
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# [[LevelSensors| Level sensors]] |
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# [[FlowSensors| Flow sensors]] |
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# [[CompositionSensors| Composition sensors]] |
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# [[pHandViscositySensors| pH and viscosity sensors]] |
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# [[Miscellaneous Sensors| Miscellaneous sensors]] |
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# [[ValveTypesSelection| Valves: ]] types, kinds, and selection |
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# [[ValveModeling| Valves: ]] modeling dynamics |
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==Process Flow Diagram== |
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# Literature review |
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# Process alternatives and technology options |
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# Define the major unit operations |
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# Process flow diagram |
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More information on sensors and actuators at [http://eweb.chemeng.ed.ac.uk/courses/control/restricted/course/second/course/outline4.html ECOSSE] |
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==Process simulation== |
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# Reactors |
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# Separation processes |
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# Heat Exchangers |
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# Storage vessels |
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# Other vessels |
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# Pumps |
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# HYSYS |
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# Aspen Plus |
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==Modeling Case Studies== |
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# [[Surge Tank Model| Surge tank model]] |
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==Economic analysis== |
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# [[Heated Surge Tank Model| Heated surge tank]] see also [http://eweb.chemeng.ed.ac.uk/courses/control/restricted/course/second/course/casestudy/index.html ECOSSE] |
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# Estimation of capital |
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# [[Bacterial Chemostat Model| Bacterial chemostat]] |
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# Estimation of production cost |
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# [[CSTRHeatExchangeModel| ODE & Excel CSTR model w/ heat exchange]] |
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# Estimation of revenue |
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More information on chemical process modeling in general at [http://eweb.chemeng.ed.ac.uk/courses/control/restricted/course/fourth/course/casestudy/index.html ECOSSE example 2] |
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# Profitability measures |
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==Other process design considerations== |
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# Safety analysis |
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# Environmental concerns |
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# Controls and P&ID |
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# Sensitivity analysis |
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# Process Optimization |
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=Chemical Process Design Projects= |
=Chemical Process Design Projects= |
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== Example == |
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== Mathematics for Control Systems == |
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# Sugar Cane Ethanol Plant (2011) |
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# [[Dirac delta (impulse) function| Dirac delta (impulse) function (10/09)]] |
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# Other examples |
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# [[First-order differential equations| First-order differential equations (12/14/09)]] |
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==Glycerol to propylene glycol== |
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# Design 1 |
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==MIMO Control== |
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# Design 2 |
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# [[Decouple| Determining if a system can be decoupled]] |
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# Design 3 |
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# [[RGA| MIMO control using RGA]] see also [http://eweb.chemeng.ed.ac.uk/courses/control/restricted/course/advanced/module6.html#three ECOSSE] |
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# [[MPC| MIMO using model predictive control]] |
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# [[NN | Neural Networks for automatic model construction]] |
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# [[In class example| Understanding MIMO Control Through Two Tanks Interaction]] |
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==3-Hydroxypropionic acid to 1,3-propanediol== |
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# Design 1 |
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# Design 2 |
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# Design 3 |
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==Succinic acid to 1,4-butanediol== |
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# Design 1 |
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# Design 2 |
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# Design 3 |
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