A thermodynamic approach to the stabilization of tubular reactors

Zhou, Weijun; Hamroun, Boussad; Gorrec, Yann Le; Couenne, Françoise

doi:10.1016/j.jprocont.2021.11.006

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“…[ 35,36 ] However, in the case of chemical and/or materials processing systems, the link between energy and/or entropy as main thermodynamical properties to the dynamical systems description is not transparent, and current important contributions strive to introduce a physical insight into dynamical systems theory applied to the chemical and materials process control realizations in the sense that the insight accounts for both the conservation of total energy and for the irreversible entropy production. [ 37,39,40 ] There are several ‘thermodynamic’ dynamical models developed, see more in Ramirez et al [ 38 ] and this indeed represents a promising and a challenging path in future developments and efforts.…”

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Quo Vadis advanced chemical process control

Dubljević

2022

Can J Chem Eng

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The current state of advanced chemical and materials process control can be determined by reviewing the past contributions and contemporary developments in the field. The past two decades have not closed the large gap between developed novel process control theories and their industrial applications. On the contrary, the undeniable impression is that the ones who develop theories remain out of reach of industrial experts and practitioners who are capable of using them and/or applying them in practice. However, there is still hope that chemical process control will be heading towards more applicable and realizable control formulations and that it shall survive the current rugged terrains of seemingly self-proclaimed 'hot topics' and eye-catching developments.

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confidence: 99%