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Computers & Chemical Engineering, Volume 90
Volume 90, July 2016
- Mohamed Elsholkami, Ali Elkamel, Francisco Vargas:
Optimized integration of renewable energy technologies into Alberta's oil sands industry. 1-22 - Pham Luu Trung Duong
, Wahid Ali
, Ezra Kwok, Moonyong Lee:
Uncertainty quantification and global sensitivity analysis of complex chemical process using a generalized polynomial chaos approach. 23-30 - Mark J. Willis, Moritz von Stosch:
Inference of chemical reaction networks using mixed integer linear programming. 31-43 - Anoop Jagannath, Ali Almansoori
:
Sequential synthesis of heat integrated water networks: A new approach and its application to small and medium sized examples. 44-61 - Anahita Sadeghian, Biao Huang
:
Robust probabilistic principal component analysis for process modeling subject to scaled mixture Gaussian noise. 62-78 - Angel Virgilio Lanza Soto, Mohammad Ashraful Islam, Hugo de Lasa:
CPFD modeling and experimental validation of gas-solid flow in a down flow reactor. 79-93 - Richard J. Fickelscherer, Daniel L. Chester:
Automated quantitative model-based fault diagnosistic protocol via Assumption State Differences. 94-110 - Hong Jang, Kwang-Ki K. Kim, Richard D. Braatz
, R. Bhushan Gopaluni, Jay H. Lee
:
Regularized maximum likelihood estimation of sparse stochastic monomolecular biochemical reaction networks. 111-120 - D. Kwame Minde Kufoalor, Lars Imsland
, Tor Arne Johansen:
Efficient implementation of step response models for embedded Model Predictive Control. 121-135 - Alexander W. Dowling
, Gerardo J. Ruiz-Mercado
, Victor M. Zavala:
A framework for multi-stakeholder decision-making and conflict resolution. 136-150 - Karol Swiderski, Chidambaram Narayanan, Djamel Lakehal
:
Application of N-phase algebraic slip model and direct quadrature method of moments to the simulation of air-water flow in vertical risers and bubble column reactor. 151-160 - José P. S. Aniceto
, Simão P. Cardoso
, Carlos M. Silva
:
General optimization strategy of simulated moving bed units through design of experiments and response surface methodologies. 161-170 - Honglin Qu, Sujing Wang, Qiang Xu:
A new method of cyclic hoist scheduling for multi-recipe and multi-stage material handling processes. 171-187 - Ángel Galán-Martín
, Gonzalo Guillén-Gosálbez
, Laurence Stamford
, Adisa Azapagic:
Enhanced data envelopment analysis for sustainability assessment: A novel methodology and application to electricity technologies. 188-200 - Francisco Trespalacios, Ignacio E. Grossmann:
Cutting planes for improved global logic-based outer-approximation for the synthesis of process networks. 201-221 - Zhixing Cao
, Ridong Zhang, Jingyi Lu, Furong Gao:
Online identification for batch processes in closed loop incorporating priori controller knowledge. 222-233 - Hasan Ozcan, Ibrahim Dincer:
Thermodynamic modeling of a nuclear energy based integrated system for hydrogen production and liquefaction. 234-246 - Zhao Zhang, Shengfu Ji:
Numerical simulation of particle/monolithic two-stage catalyst bed reactor with beds-interspace distributed dioxygen feeding for oxidative coupling of methane. 247-259 - Weili Xiong, Wei Zhang, Baoguo Xu, Biao Huang
:
JITL based MWGPR soft sensor for multi-mode process with dual-updating strategy. 260-267 - Dongwoo Shin
, Seung Man Baek, Jin Hyun Nam
, Charn-Jung Kim:
Efficient microscale simulation of intermediate-temperature solid oxide fuel cells based on the electrochemical effectiveness concept. 268-277 - Mudhar A. Al-Obaidi
, Iqbal M. Mujtaba
:
Steady state and dynamic modeling of spiral wound wastewater reverse osmosis process. 278-299
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