Synthesis of maximum water recovery network for batch process systems

Process integration, modelling and optimisation for energy saving and pollution reduction

“…Foo et al [73] present a two-stage procedure for the synthesis of a maximum water recovery network for a batch process system, covering both mass transfer-based and non-mass transferbased water-using processes. Adonyi et al [139] developed a new algorithmic method for heat integration of batch processes.…”

A mathematical optimisation approach for wastewater minimisation in multipurpose batch plants: Multiple contaminants

“…Similar to their continuous counterparts these attempts can also be categorised into graphical and mathematical techniques. A few contributions in graphical methodologies involve the work of Wang and Smith (1995b), Foo, Manan, and Tan (2005) and Majozi, Brouckaert, and Buckley (2006). No.…”

A multi-objective approach for property-based synthesis of batch water networks

“…The TAC is the unique objective function in most of the problems reported in literature [27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44], but in this paper the TS for the batch water network is also included as an objective function, which is aimed to take into account an innovative definition of process intensification [61], especially in reference to the minimization of storage of hazardous substances, under this concept in this paper has been developed a model from which is possible to determine a relationship between the total annual cost and the total storage to show the results through Pareto curves that tradeoff these objectives.…”

“…Moreover, there have been reported several methodologies for synthesizing batch water networks based on the composition of the streams (see for example, Refs. [27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44]); and recently the concept of state-task-network representation has been applied to solve efficiently short-term batch optimization problems [45][46][47]. More recently, some improved strategies for recycling and reusing process streams based on the concept of property integration have been developed [48,6].…”