Optimization of a continuous distillation process under random inflow rate

By René Henrion, Andris Möller. 2003

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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Control and Systems Engineering

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Sample Average Approximation Method for Chance Constrained Programming: Theory and Applications (2009, background): “, water management [3] and optimization of chemical processes [4, 5].”
An integer programming approach for linear programs with probabilistic constraints (2007, methodology): “Probabilistic constraints have been used in various applications including supply chain management [16], production planning [21], optimization of chemical processes [12, 13] and surface water quality management [26].”
Discrepancy distances and scenario reduction in two-stage stochastic mixed-integer programming (2008, background): “(39) This is a prototype model for so-called reservoir constraints with upper and lower level restrictions, as they are applied, for instance, in water management [20] or chemical engineering [10].”
A Sample Approximation Approach for Optimization with Probabilistic Constraints (2008, methodology): “Probabilistic constraints have been used in various applications including supply chain management [17], production planning [21], optimization of chemical processes [13] [14], and surface water quality management [30].”
A tractable approximation of non-convex chance constrained optimization with non-Gaussian uncertainties (2015, background): “Email: abebe.geletu@tu-ilmenau.de © 2014 Taylor & Francis Arellano-Garcia, and Wozny 2008; Henrion and Möller 2003); robust control strategies (Feng, Dabbene, and Lagoa 2011; Lagoa, Li, and Sznaier 2005); power generation, transmission and supply (Zhang and Li 2010, 2011); finance and economics…”