System, method and program product for targeting and optimal...

Data processing: generic control systems or specific application – Specific application – apparatus or process – Electrical power generation or distribution system

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C700S278000, C700S299000, C060S206000, C060S266000, C060S267000

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07873443

ABSTRACT:
A system, methods, and user-friendly program product to optimize energy recovery or a process or cluster of processes under all possible process changes and stream-specific minimum temperature approach values without enumeration, are provided. The program product can utilize stream-specific minimum temperature approach values ΔTmini, where the superscript i represents the specific hot stream, as the optimization parameters instead of the single global ΔTmincurrently used, in addition to identifying the optimal operating conditions. The program product can determine optimal global minimum energy utility values and define optimal process conditions and an optimal driving force distribution in heat recovery systems, and can produce an optimal Pareto-curve that shows the rigorous trade off between energy cost and capital cost for any energy recovery system.

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