Profit Maximization Techniques for Operating Chemical Plants. Sandip K. LahiriЧитать онлайн книгу.
Effect of tower loading on the tray efficiency valve versus siev...Figure 11.2 Capacity diagram or feasible operating window diagramFigure 11.3 Vapor liquid flow pattern on the tray (Zhu, 2013)Figure 11.4 Froth regime versus spray regime operationFigure 11.5 Jet flooding and its impact on entrainment and tray efficiencyFigure 11.6 Downcomer chokingFigure 11.7 Vapor recycle increases the vapor loadFigure 11.8 Downcomer fillingFigure 11.9 Effect of weeping on efficiencyFigure 11.10 Operational guide for deriving the operating windowFigure 11.11 Capacity diagram of the case study
12 Chapter 12Figure 12.1 Operating limits of a distillation column trayFigure 12.2 Various constraints need to be satisfied during a distillation c...Figure 12.3 Various downcomer‐related constraints need to be satisfied durin...Figure 12.4 Various process constraints need to be satisfied during distilla...
13 Chapter 13Figure 13.1 Some chemical engineering applications of genetic programming (G...Figure 13.2 Five major preparatory steps for the basic version of genetic pr...Figure 13.3 Flow chart of genetic programmingFigure 13.4 A typical individual that returns 5(x + 7)Figure 13.5 Two‐offspring crossover genetic operationFigure 13.6 Example of sub‐tree mutationFigure 13.7 Initial population of four randomly created individuals of gener...Figure 13.8 Fitness of the evolved functions from generation 0Figure 13.9 Population of generation 1 (after one reproduction, one mutation...
14 Chapter 14Figure 14.1 Different ways to increase plant throughputFigure 14.2 Schematic diagram of strategy 2 of the maximum capacity test run...Figure 14.3 Schematic diagram of strategy 3 of the maximum capacity test run...Figure 14.4 Schematic diagram of strategy 4 of the maximum capacity test run...
15 Chapter 15Figure 15.1 Different low grade heat recovery options
16 Chapter 16Figure 16.1 Flow scheme of a simple cracking furnace using an advance proces...Figure 16.2 Hierarchy of the plant‐wide control frameworkFigure 16.3 Features of potential plants for APC implementationFigure 16.4 Capital investment versus benefits for different levels of contr...Figure 16.5 Typical benefits of APCFigure 16.6 APC stabilization effect can increase plant capacity closer to i...Figure 16.7 Reduced variability allows operation closer to constraints by sh...Figure 16.8 Operating zone limited by multiple constraintsFigure 16.9 Typical intangible benefits of APCFigure 16.10 Typical payback period of APCFigure 16.11 Typical benefits of APC implementation in CPIFigure 16.12 Advance control implementations by oneof the major APC vendors...Figure 16.13 Spread of APC application across the whole spectrum of the chem...Figure 16.14 Different steps in the APC implementation projectFigure 16.15 Steps in the functional design stage
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