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Author(s): B.G. Wang, X. XU, A.R. Wright and A.J. Morris
Abstract:
IC SYNTHESIS OF CONTROL
STEPS IN BATCH PROCESS OPERATIONS
B.
G.
Wang11, X.
XU1, A.
R.
Wright2 and A.
J.
Morris3
1.
Dept.
of Chem.
Eng., Tianjin University, 300072, P.
R.
China
Email: xexu@tju.edu.cn
2.
BatchCAD Ltd, St Thomas Street Stables,
Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4LE, UK
3.
Dept.
of Chem.
and Process Eng.,
University of Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7RU, UK
ABSTRACT:
In general, a batch chemical plant is used to produce multiple products and its key
characteristics is flexibility.
The flexibility means that the same processing equipment units
may be employed to produce different products or the same product may be produced in
different processing equipment units.
In order to produce a desired product, the processing
requirements specified in the product recipe must be converted to a set of control steps or
operating procedures.
In practice, this kind of tedious and time-consuming work is done by
the process engineers based on their experience.
A three-step synthesis strategy for the
auto...
Pages: 10
Size: 62 kb
Paper DOI: 10.2495/AI960521
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