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Proceedings of the fifth international conference on Foundations of Computer-aided Process Design held in Breckenridge, Colorado, July 19-24, 1999 / edited by Michael F. Malone and James A. Trainham.

By: (5th : International Conference on Foundations of Computer-Aided Process Design (5th : 1999 : Breckenridge, Colorado).
Contributor(s): Malone, Michael F | American Institute of Chemical Engineers | CACHE (Organization).
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: AIChE symposium series ; no.323.Publisher: [New York] : CACHE/American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2000Description: xi, 509 p. : ill. ; 29 cm + hbk.ISBN: 0816908265.Subject(s): Chemical processes -- Data processing -- CongressesDDC classification: 660.2815
Contents:
Invited papers -- Keynote session -- Challenge problems -- Process development in agricultural chemicals and pharmaceuticals -- Optimization methods, tools, and applications for process design -- Design for process operability, dynamics and control -- Modeling and simulation -- Design education -- Tools and environments for process design -- Recent developments -- Conference summary -- Contributed papers -- Batch- and bio-processing -- Conceptual design and synthesis -- Dynamics, operability and control -- Environmental design -- Separation and reaction systems -- Computing, tools and modeling.
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

Looks at challenges for the future, including the broader challenge of extending design to include creating new value for a company, and a discussion of how emerging technologies, particularly increased computer speeds, may impact future design.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Invited papers -- Keynote session -- Challenge problems -- Process development in agricultural chemicals and pharmaceuticals -- Optimization methods, tools, and applications for process design -- Design for process operability, dynamics and control -- Modeling and simulation -- Design education -- Tools and environments for process design -- Recent developments -- Conference summary -- Contributed papers -- Batch- and bio-processing -- Conceptual design and synthesis -- Dynamics, operability and control -- Environmental design -- Separation and reaction systems -- Computing, tools and modeling.

Table of contents provided by Syndetics

  • Invited Papers
  • Keynote Session
  • Process Development in the New Millenium--Hands on or Modeled, In-sourced or Out-sourced, Solo or Shared? (p. 1)
  • Challenge Problems
  • Trends in Property Estimation for Process and Product Design (p. 5)
  • The Web and Flow of Information in Pharmaceutical RandD (p. 23)
  • Information and Modeling for Greener Process Design (p. 26)
  • Process Development in Agricultural Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals
  • Modeling and Optimization for Pharmaceutical and Fine Chemical Process Development (p. 31)
  • Batch Process Development: Challenging Traditional Approaches (p. 46)
  • Optimization Methods, Tools, and Applications for Process Design
  • Algorithms and Software for Linear and Nonlinear Programming (p. 58)
  • Logic Based Approaches for Mixed Integer Programming Models and their Application in Process Synthesis (p. 70)
  • Recent Developments in Deterministic Global Optimization and their Relevance to Process Design (p. 84)
  • Design for Process Operability, Dynamics, and Control
  • Towards the Integration of Process Design, Process Control, and Process Operability: Current Status and Future Trends (p. 99)
  • Industrial Plantwide Design for Dynamic Operability (p. 113)
  • Modeling and Simulation
  • Multi-Solver Modeling for Process Simulation and Optimization (p. 125)
  • CFD Multiphase Flow: Research Codes and Commercial Software (p. 138)
  • Integrated Microchemical Systems: Opportunities for Process Design (p. 147)
  • Design Education
  • Decision-Making by Design: Experience with Computer-Aided Active Learning (p. 163)
  • Reactor/Transport Models for Design: How to Teach Students and Practioners to Use the Computer Wisley (p. 176)
  • Tools and Environments for Process Design
  • Perspectives on Lifecycle Process Modeling (p. 192)
  • Streamlining Projects through Integrated Front-End Automation Solutions (p. 215)
  • Open Software Architectures for Process Modeling: Current Status and Future Perspectives (p. 220)
  • Recent Developments
  • Towards Tighter Integration of Molecular Dynamics within Process and Product Design Computations (p. 236)
  • A Design Procedure and Predictive Models for Solution Crystallisation Processes (p. 250)
  • Conference Summary
  • Conference Summary and Challenges for the Next FOCAPD and Beyond (p. 265)
  • Contributed Papers
  • Batch- and Bio-Processing
  • Simultaneous Design and Layout of Batch Processing Facilities (p. 279)
  • Integrated Intelligent Tools for Automated Batch Operating Record Synthesis (p. 284)
  • Design of Multiproduct Batch Plants with Semicontinuous Stages and Storage Tanks (p. 289)
  • Computational Experience Solving the Design of Multiproduct Batch Plants Modeled as Nonlinear Continuous/Discrete Problems (p. 294)
  • Production Simulation for Pipeless Batch Process Design and Operation (p. 298)
  • Semi-Continuous Operation of a Middle-Vessel Distillation Column (p. 302)
  • Process Performance Models in the Optimal Design of Protein Production Plants (p. 306)
  • Conceptual Design and Synthesis
  • There is More to Process Synthesis than Synthesising a Process (p. 311)
  • Overall Process Design and Optimization - An Industrial Perspective (p. 315)
  • A New Concept in Process Synthesis: Maximising the Average Rate (p. 320)
  • Conceptual Design of Processes for Structured Products (p. 324)
  • Industrial Examples of Process Synthesis Analysis Driving Research and Development (p. 329)
  • Dynamics, Operability, and Control
  • Driving Force Cost and Its Use in Optimal Process Design (p. 333)
  • Incorporation of Prior Plant Knowledge into Nonlinear Dynamic Black Box Models Based on Information Analysis (p. 338)
  • Conceptual Dynamic Models for the Design of Batch Distillations (p. 342)
  • Plant Design Based on Economic and Static Controllability Criteria (p. 346)
  • Information Models for Control Engineering Data (p. 351)
  • Environmental Design
  • Design and Analysis of Optimal Waste-Treatment Policies (p. 355)
  • Integrated Design and Operability Analysis for Economical Waste Minimization (p. 360)
  • Industrially Applied Process Synthesis Method Creates Synergy between Economy and Sustainability (p. 364)
  • Pollution Prevention via Mass Integration (p. 367)
  • Modeling and Design of an Environmentally Benign Reaction Process (p. 371)
  • Simplified System Disturbance Propagation Models and Model-Based Process Synthesis (p. 376)
  • Improving Efficiency of Distillation with New Thermally-Coupled Configurations of Columns (p. 381)
  • Separation and Reaction Systems
  • Experimental and Computational Screening Methods for Reactive Distillation (p. 385)
  • Optimum Design of Mass Exchange Networks Using Pinch Technology (p. 389)
  • Automated Generation of Reaction Products (p. 393)
  • Properties of Sectional Profiles in Reactive Separation Cascades (p. 397)
  • Feed Addition Policies for Ternary Distillation Columns (p. 402)
  • Uncertainty Considerations in the Reduction of Chemical Reaction Mechanisms (p. 406)
  • Computationally Efficient Dynamic Models for the Optimal Design and Operation of Simulated Moving Bed Chromatographic Separation Processes (p. 411)
  • Rigorous Optimal Design of a Pervaporation Plant (p. 415)
  • Integrating Chemistry Process Development with Downstream Considerations (p. 419)
  • Synthesis of Optimal Distillation Sequences for the Separation of Zeotropic Mixtures Using Tray-by-Tray Models (p. 423)
  • Computing, Tools and Modeling
  • Economic Risk Management for Design and Planning of Chemical Manufacturing Supply Chains (p. 427)
  • Process Plant Ontologies Based on a Multi-dimensional Framework (p. 433)
  • Model.La: A Phenomena-Based Modeling Environment for Computer-Aided Process Design (p. 438)
  • Information Models for the Electronic Storage and Exchange of Process Engineering Data (p. 442)
  • An Object-Oriented Framework for Process Synthesis and Optimization (p. 446)
  • A Task and Version-Oriented Framework for Modeling and Managing the Process Design Process (p. 450)
  • The Value of Design Research: Stochastic Optimization as a Policy Tool (p. 454)
  • Decomposition Algorithms for Nonconvex Mixed-Integer Nonlinear Programs (p. 458)
  • Metamodeling--A Novel Approach for Phenomena-Oriented Model Generation (p. 462)
  • Integrated Use of CAPE Tools - An Industrial Example (p. 466)
  • A General Framework for Considering Data Precision in Optimal Regression Models (p. 470)
  • Redefining the Process Simulation Flowhseet: A Component Based Approach (p. 474)
  • Fuel-Additives Design Using Hybrid Neural Networks and Evolutionary Algorithms (p. 478)
  • The Emerging Discipline of Chemical Engineering Info Transfer (p. 482)
  • A Principal Variable Approach for Batch Process Design Based on a Black Box Model (p. 486)
  • A Sampling Technique for Correlated Parameters in Nonlinear Models for Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analysis (p. 490)
  • Cheops: A Case Study in Component-Based Process Simulation (p. 494)
  • A Layers Architecture Based Process Simulator (p. 498)
  • Author Index (p. 503)
  • Subject Index (p. 506)