Optimization design of crude oil distillation unit using bi-level surrogate model

  • Xiong Y
  • Shi X
  • Ma Y
  • et al.
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Crude Oil Distillation Unit (CDU) is one of the most important separation installations in the petroleum refinery industries. In this work, a Bi-level Surrogate column model Aided Constrained Optimization Design (Bi-SACOD) is proposed for time-consuming objectives and constraints in the evolutionary optimization design of CDUs. The main components of Bi-SACOD include bi-level surrogate model construction (Bi-SMC), bi-level model management (Bi-MM), and particle swarm optimization (PSO) mixed-integer constrained evolutionary (PSO-MICE) search. Bi-SMC implements surrogate column model construction and feasible domain identification. Bi-MM combines surrogate column models with rigorous CDU simulations to perform model management, and PSO-MICE implements optimum search works. The optimization results of the CDUs indicate that Bi-SACOD outperforms the single-level surrogate column model approaches, and are more consistent with the rigorous CDU model optimization approach, whereas the evaluation numbers of the time-consuming rigorous models are significantly reduced.

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Xiong, Y., Shi, X., Ma, Y., & Chen, Y. (2023). Optimization design of crude oil distillation unit using bi-level surrogate model. Frontiers in Control Engineering, 4. https://doi.org/10.3389/fcteg.2023.1162318

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