KANG Lixia, LIU Yongzhong. Design of multi-period heat exchanger networks for overdesign control[J]. CIESC Journal, 2018, (3): 1022-1029.
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KANG Lixia, LIU Yongzhong. Design of multi-period heat exchanger networks for overdesign control[J]. CIESC Journal, 2018, (3): 1022-1029.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20171132.
Design of multi-period heat exchanger networks for overdesign control
A practical multi-period heat exchanger network (HEN) design is required to satisfy not only the operating requirements in several discrete sub-periods
but also the flexibility requirements in all sub-periods that help to compensate the potential fluctuations of the parameters in each sub-period. However
the problem of overdesign arise in most cases where the heat transfer areas are determined by increasing the margin or using the maximum area concept during the multi-period HEN design. These factors will lead to a waste of resource and capital. To address these problems
a method of multi-period HEN design considering overdesign control is proposed by taking both the requirements of multi-period operation and single period flexibility into account. In the proposed method
an initial multi-period HEN is first obtained by the single period HEN optimization. A HEN modification model
on the basis of stage-wise superstructure model and flexibility index model
is then developed and solved to determine the optimal modifications of the initial multi-period HEN in each sub-period. The final multi-period HEN is thus finished by combing the initial multi-period HEN and the corresponding modifications. The application and effectiveness of the proposed method are finally verified through a comparison of the results in this work and those in literature.
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