Author(s):
M. Jelemenský – R. Paulen – M. Fikar – Z. Kovacs
Title:
Time-Optimal Operation of Multi-Component Batch Diafiltration
Journal:
Computers & Chemical Engineering
Year:
2015
Keyword(s):
Optimal Control, Multi-Component Systems, Pontryagin’s Minimum Principle, Diafiltration
Volume:
83
Pages:
131–138
Language:
English
Annote:
We study the minimum-time operation of batch multi-component diafiltration processes. We employ the technique of Pontryagin’s minimum principle to derive the candidates for an optimal operation. The optimal operation is defined as a state-feedback strategy. Simulations and numerical optimizations are applied to confirm the optimality of the proposed time-optimal operation. Obtained results are evaluated on two case studies, a typical multi-component diafiltration processes. Standard operational approaches are compared to the optimal operation and the resulting improvements show attractivity of the proposed approach.
ISSN:
0098-1354
DOI:
10.1016/j.compchemeng.2015.05.029

Category of publication:
ADC – Scientific papers published in foreign renowned journals
V3 – Vedecký výstup publikačnej činnosti z časopisu
Department:
OIaRP
Inserted/edited by:
Katarína Macušková
Last change:
2.11.2015 08:02:15

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BibTeX:
@article{uiam1613,
author={M. Jelemensk\'y and R. Paulen and M. Fikar and Z. Kovacs},
title={Time-Optimal Operation of Multi-Component Batch Diafiltration},
journal={Computers \& Chemical Engineering},
year={2015},
keyword={Optimal Control, Multi-Component Systems, Pontryagin’s Minimum Principle, Diafiltration},
volume={83},
pages={131-138},
annote={We study the minimum-time operation of batch multi-component diafiltration processes. We employ the technique of Pontryagin’s minimum principle to derive the candidates for an optimal operation. The optimal operation is defined as a state-feedback strategy. Simulations and numerical optimizations are applied to confirm the optimality of the proposed time-optimal operation. Obtained results are evaluated on two case studies, a typical multi-component diafiltration processes. Standard operational approaches are compared to the optimal operation and the resulting improvements show attractivity of the proposed approach.},
doi={10.1016/j.compchemeng.2015.05.029},
url={https://www.uiam.sk/assets/publication_info.php?id_pub=1613}
}