Modelling at different stages of process life-cycle

Virkki-Hatakka, Terhi; Rong, Ben-Guang; Cziner, Krisztina; Hurme, Markku; Krasławski, Andrzej; Турунен, Илкка

doi:10.1016/s1570-7946(03)80244-4

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“…This is because the solid, electrolyte, food, pulp, paper, etc. processes often include details, which tend to be too specific to be treated by general methods by Virkki-Hatakka et al [18].…”

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Evaluative Approach for Process Development

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A novel method for process development is presented. The approach is based on the evaluation of available technologies and aiming at new and innovative designs by combining their best features in a creative way. The knowledge is extracted either directly from similar processes or from processes with sufficient analogy. A case study on melamine process development is given to illustrate the application of the methodology.

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Modeling in the Process Life Cycle

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Computer Aided Process and Product Engineering

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Modelling across the process life cycle: A risk management perspective

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2005

Computer Aided Chemical Engineering

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The process life cycle is a well established concept, having increasingly become a corporate and regulatory imperative. Motivated by a history of major commercial, environmental and societal failures or disasters, the product and process life cycle is underscored by the application of risk management principles. Decision making, driven principally by considerations of a wide range of risks provides the context for the modelling that occurs across the life cycle, especially that for product and process. This paper illustrates, analyses and discusses the role of modelling within the multidisciplinary life cycle framework, emphasising the centrality of the process issues and the growing need of the process engineering community to look beyond the confines of process engineering. The paper considers the application of risk management principles to the modelling life cycle, highlighting some of the unfulfilled challenges in this area.

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Modelling at different stages of process life-cycle

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Evaluative Approach for Process Development

Evaluative Approach for Process Development

Modeling in the Process Life Cycle

Modelling across the process life cycle: A risk management perspective

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