Session: Industrial Applications In Design and Operations (2011 Annual Meeting)

Thursday, October 20, 2011: 8:30 AM

101 H (Minneapolis Convention Center)

Description:

This session focuses on the practical applications of Process Systems Engineering. Areas of interest include applications of fundamental research in modeling, optimization and control in Enterprise wide optimization including scheduling, planning and control of supply chains. Product and process design including microsystems, metabolic networks, and separation systems. Process control and safety Papers on proven applications of process systems engineering in operations, collaborations between academia and industry with a potential future impact, and case studies are welcome.

Sponsor:

Computers in Operations and Information Processing

Co-Sponsor(s):

Systems and Process Design (10A)

Chair:

Ajay Lakshmanan
Email: ajay.lakshmanan@aspentech.com

Co-chairs:

Arun Giridhar
Email: agiridha@ecn.purdue.edu

Ignasi Palou-Rivera
Email: palourivera@anl.gov

8:30 AM

(652a) Tighter Integration Between Planning and Engineering Models At BP
Thomas L. Bowman, Don L. Glass, Kheng Lau and Ajay Lakshmanan

8:50 AM

(652b) Scheduling for Performance-Decaying Cracking Furnace Operation with Consideration of Inherent Process Upset Reduction
Chuanyu Zhao and Qiang Xu

9:10 AM

(652c) A New MINLP Model for Optimal Planning of Offshore Oil and Gas Field Infrastructure with Production Sharing Agreements
Vijay Gupta and Ignacio E. Grossmann

9:30 AM

(652d) Towards Continuous Operations In Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Arun Giridhar, Girish Joglekar, Venkat Venkatasubramanian and Gintaras V. Reklaitis

9:50 AM

(652e) Optimal Measurement Selection for Controlled Variables for Kaibel Distillation Column
Ramprasad Yelchuru, Sigurd Skogestad and Deeptanshu Dwivedi

10:10 AM

(652f) A Comparative Study of Nonlinear CDU Models for Refinery Planning Optimization
Abdulrahman M. Alattas, Ignacio E. Grossmann and Ignasi Palou-Rivera

10:30 AM

(652g) Optimal Chlorine Booster Station Placement for Contamination Response In Water Distribution Systems Using Stochastic Programming
Gabriel Hackebeil, Angelica V. Wong, Katherine A. Klise, William Hart and Carl D. Laird

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