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... optimisation . This essentially means solving a multi - scenario problem where each scenario corresponds to a vertex of the operating envelope . One issue arises immediately from the need to solve the problem in a single - level ...
... optimisation . This essentially means solving a multi - scenario problem where each scenario corresponds to a vertex of the operating envelope . One issue arises immediately from the need to solve the problem in a single - level ...
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... optimisation to determine the trade - off between envelope size and process performance . The process , for the first example , is a batch reaction in which the reactions 2A → B → C take place , where B is the desired product . The ...
... optimisation to determine the trade - off between envelope size and process performance . The process , for the first example , is a batch reaction in which the reactions 2A → B → C take place , where B is the desired product . The ...
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... optimisation method is its ability to handle superstructures . In the MINLP optimisation approach , there is freedom to choose the level of abstraction . In other words , we can decide to use rigorous mathematical calculation procedures ...
... optimisation method is its ability to handle superstructures . In the MINLP optimisation approach , there is freedom to choose the level of abstraction . In other words , we can decide to use rigorous mathematical calculation procedures ...
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INVITED PAPERS | 1 |
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS | 21 |
The Web and Flow of Information in Pharmaceutical RD | 23 |
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