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Dynamic optimization of the Tennessee Eastman process using the OptControlCentre

Jockenhövel et al., 2003

Document ID
15729528602146689000
Author
Jockenhövel T
Biegler L
Wächter A
Publication year
Publication venue
Computers & Chemical Engineering

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This study focuses on the performance of large-scale nonlinear programming (NLP) solvers for the dynamic optimization in real-time of large processes. The matlab-based OptControlCentre (OCC) is coupled with large-scale optimization tools and developed for on …
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