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| This example consists in the optimal design of a chemical process by reducing a superstructure, an its most interesting feature are that both real and binary parameters are needed to solve it. In this example, we want to produce a certain chemical C with a process which uses B as raw material. B can be bought, or produced from A with processes I and II. These processes cannot be built simultaneously. Additional data: Conversions: Process II: B = 0,92 · A
(A,B and C are in ton/h) Maximum demand of C: 1 ton/h Raw materials costs: A: 1800 $/ton B: 7000 $/ton C: 13000 $/ton Construction costs:
To solve this problem, we must optimize the following superstructure: This problem can be written as follows: Mass Balances: B1 = 0,75·A1 B2 = 0,92·A2 C = 0,9(B1 + B2 + B3) Maximum Production of C: C <=1· y1 Logic Constraints: y1 + y2 <= 1 y1 <= y3 y2 <= y3 Construction Costs: Cost1 = (1000 + 1000 · A1) · y1 Cost2 = (1500+ 1200 · A2) · y2 Cost3 = (3500 + 2000 · (B1 + B2 + B3)) · y3 Objective Function: Profit = 13000·C · y3 - 1800·(A1 Objective = maximize (Profit) This problem can be implemented in GOAL as follows:
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