Combining on-line characterization tools with modern software environments for optimal operation of polymerization processes

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This paper discusses the initial steps towards the formulation and implementation of a generic and flexible model centric framework for integrated simulation, estimation, optimization and feedback control of polymerization processes. For the first time it combines the powerful capabilities of the automatic continuous on-line monitoring of polymerization system (ACOMP), with a modern simulation, estimation and optimization software environment towards an integrated scheme for the optimal operation of polymeric processes. An initial validation of the framework was performed for modelling and optimization using literature data, illustrating the flexibility of the method to apply under different systems and conditions. Subsequently, off-line capabilities of the system were fully tested experimentally for model validations, parameter estimation and process optimization using ACOMP data. Experimental results are provided for free radical solution polymerization of methyl methacrylate.

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Ghadipasha, N., Geraili, A., Romagnoli, J. A., Castor, C. A., Drenski, M. F., & Reed, W. F. (2016). Combining on-line characterization tools with modern software environments for optimal operation of polymerization processes. Processes, 4(1). https://doi.org/10.3390/pr4010005

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