Pinch Analysis and Process Integration: A User Guide on Process Integration for the Efficient Use of Energy
By I. Kemp. 2007
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Citations in the corpus
- Techno-economic comparison of ethanol and electricity coproduction schemes from sugarcane residues at existing sugar mills in Southern Africa (2014, methodology): “Energy efficiency for all of the scenarios will be maximized through pinch point analysis (PPA) for the heat integration of the processing streams [30-32].”
- CARBON EMISSIONS PINCH ANALYSIS (CEPA) FOR EMISSIONS REDUCTION IN THE NEW ZEALAND ELECTRICITY SECTOR (2010, methodology): “A detailed explanation of the pinch analysis methodology for heat integration can be found in Kemp [6] and Smith [7] and for mass integration in El-Halwagi [8] and Mann & Liu [9].”
- A return on investment metric for incorporating sustainability in process integration and improvement projects (2017, methodology): “For overviews of process integration methodologies, tools, and applications, the reader is referred to literature (e.g., Klemeš 2013; Foo 2012; ElHalwagi 1997, 2006, 2012; Kemp 2007; Smith 2005).”
- State-Of-The-Art Review of Mathematical Optimisation Approaches for Synthesis of Energy Systems (2017, background): “Pinch analysis has proven to be very effective in application and provides great energy savings (Kemp 2007).”