Process Dynamics and Control

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Lecturer
Seki Hiroya 
Place
Thr3-4(J231)  
Credits
Lecture1  Exercise0  Experiment0
Code
98061
Syllabus updated
2015/3/16
Lecture notes updated
2015/3/16
Semester
Spring Semester

Outline of lecture

To achieve safe and efficient operations of today窶冱 highly integrated chemical processing plants, an understanding of the dynamic behavior is important from both process design and process control perspective. With an emphasis on the dynamic nature of chemical processes, the lecture will cover chemical process modeling (material and energy balances, constitutive relationships, etc.), numerical techniques (numerical integration, algebraic equations), and linear and nonlinear systems analysis (Laplace transforms, bifurcation, etc.). State-of-the-art chemical process control techniques will be also introduced.

Purpose of lecture

To achieve safe and efficient operations of today窶冱 highly integrated chemical processing plants, an understanding of the dynamic behavior is important from both process design and process control perspective. With an emphasis on the dynamic nature of chemical processes, the lecture will cover chemical process modeling (material and energy balances, constitutive relationships, etc.), numerical techniques (numerical integration, algebraic equations), and linear and nonlinear systems analysis (Laplace transforms, bifurcation, etc.). State-of-the-art chemical process control techniques will be also introduced.

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