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From: Tobias J. <Tob...@ep...> - 2002-10-08 15:46:10
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Dear IPOPT and OptControlCentre Users, recently, we submitted a paper to 'Computers and Chemical Engineering' about the on-line optimization of the Tennessee Eastman Process using the OptControlCentre and IPOPT. You can download the paper preview at the OptControlCentre homepage (www.optcontrolcentre.com) under http://www.optcontrolcentre.com/html/downloads.html. Regards, Tobias Jockenhoevel Paper details: Title:=20 Dynamic Optimization of the Tennessee Eastman Process using the OptControlCentre Authors: Tobias Jockenh=F6vel, Lorenz T. Biegler and Andreas W=E4chter Abstract: This study focuses on the performance of large-scale nonlinear programming (NLP) solvers for the dynamic optimization in real-time of large processes. Here, the software platform OptControlCentre (OCC) is presented for the implementation of the on-line real-time dynamic optimization. OCC is an extensive software package with a graphical user interface (GUI) implemented in the MATLAB/Simulink environment, which allows its users to perform dynamic optimization of complex problems. To demonstrate this approach, we consider the on-line real-time dynamic optimization of the Tennessee Eastman (TE) Challenge Process. The example captures the behavior of a typical industrial process and consists of a two phase reactor, where an exothermic reaction occurs, along with a flash, a stripper, a compressor and a mixer. The process is nonlinear and open loop unstable; without control it reaches shutdown limits within an hour, even for very small disturbances. The system is represented through a first principles model with about 200 differential algebraic equations (DAEs). The study compares two state-of-the-art NLP solvers, SNOPT and IPOPT for dynamic optimization on a number of challenging control scenarios.=20 Keywords: Online optimization, OptControlCentre, NLP solvers, real-time optimization, RTO, NMPC Direct link: http://www.optcontrolcentre.com/TE_Paper.pdf |
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From: Tobias J. <Tob...@ep...> - 2002-09-24 02:26:24
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Dear OCC Developers, I've added a new small feature in the OptControlCentre, a Jacobian check routine. The automatically generated Jacobian Matrix by OCOMA can now be checked with this routine. This feature is accessable in the Offline command menu. Obviously, the OCOMA code should be always correctly generated. With this feature, you could make sure it is and you could also easily check external functions you might have added. Regards, Tobias Jockenhoevel |