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OC-18-14 Closing the “LP Gap”: Integration of Production Planning and Supervisory Process Control
Christopher Betts Lead Process Control Engineer Andeavor San Antonio, TX Omar Santander Research Assistant University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX Michael Baldea Associate Professor University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX
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Description:
The operation and optimization of chemical processes span multiple time-horizons. It is managed via a decision-making structure that, historically was assumed to be hierarchical. This structure is typically divided into two major functions: process operations and process control. This presentation addresses this problem by challenging the accepted decision-making structure in the chemical supply chain. It departs from the current, linearly-hierarchical setup and proposes a new decision-making framework that is more connected focusing on a novel technique for integrating the nonadjacent layers, production planning and process control.
Product Details:
Product ID: | OC-18-14 |
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Publication Year: | 2018 |