Improvement on flexibility of water-reusing system with multi-contaminants through changing network structure
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Improvement on flexibility of water-reusing system with multi-contaminants through changing network structure
CIESC JournalIssue 8, (2006)
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Online First:25 August 2006,
Published:25 August 2006
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FENG Xiao, LIU Yongzhong, DUAN Haitao, et al. Improvement on flexibility of water-reusing system with multi-contaminants through changing network structure[J]. CIESC Journal, 2006, (8).
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FENG Xiao, LIU Yongzhong, DUAN Haitao, et al. Improvement on flexibility of water-reusing system with multi-contaminants through changing network structure[J]. CIESC Journal, 2006, (8).DOI:
Improvement on flexibility of water-reusing system with multi-contaminants through changing network structure
The integration of water-reusing system leads to intensive interactions among processes.The flexibility of the system can be improved by changing the water network structure.Regarding the water-reusing network system with multi-contaminants
the flexibility of the system was analyzed in this paper.Two indices
namely additional process control number and process connection number
were put forward and adopted to evaluate the flexibility of the system simultaneously.A stepwise mathematical model was proposed to minimize the amount of fresh water consumption
and optimize the additional process control number and process connection number of the network.In a case study on the water-reusing system with multi-contaminants
the feasibility of the model established in this paper is verified after the water reusing network that has the least amount of fresh water consumption as well as the smallest additional process control number and the smallest process connection number is realized.
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