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A combined heuristic and evolutionary strategy for synthesis of simple separation sequences

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This article is published in Aiche Journal.The article was published on 1977-11-01. It has received 135 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Human-based evolutionary computation & Evolutionary programming.

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Conceptual process synthesis: past and current trends

TL;DR: This overview covers the main challenges and approaches in CPS that have emerged during the last two decades and discusses the issues that will, possibly, dominate research into CPS in the near future.
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A Simple Synthesis Method Based on Utility Bounding for Heat‐Integrated Distillation Sequences

TL;DR: In this paper, a lower bound on the utility use for single distillation tasks and for distillationsequences is derived for designs involving simple two product columns that may or may not be multieffected.
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Generalized Disjunctive Programming Model for the Optimal Synthesis of Thermally Linked Distillation Columns

TL;DR: In this paper, the synthesis of distillation column configurations to separate non-azeotropic multicomponent mixtures containing N components is addressed, for sharp separations of an N-component mixture.
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The synthesis of distillation-based separation systems

TL;DR: Developing both algorithmic- and heuristic-based tree search algorithms for discovering the better systems of non-heat-integrated columns and new results permit the design of heat- integrated systems are highlighted.
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Industrial Applications of Chemical Process Synthesis

TL;DR: A number of process synthesis frameworks, approaches, methods, and tools have now been developed to the point of industrial application as discussed by the authors, and the importance of front-end engineering, especially conceptual design to product quality, health and safety, environmental impact, energy consumption, operability, capital and operating costs, and overall competitiveness has become ever more apparent.
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