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GAMS Coding

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GAMS Coding

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Problems Mathematical Programming

PROBLEM #1
Consider the following data for a crude unit:


Hot Streams
TCR MCR LCR KER LGO HGO LR1 LR2 LR3 LR4 NAP
Fcp [kW/C]
1007.80 356.19 403.31 120.03 44.43 70.57 139.55 70.65 236.3 77.23 1460.04
Tin [C]
134.0 227.7 268.1 232.7 238.2 279.3 335.9 335.9 239.4 186.2 115.2
Tout [C]
108.2 190.8 198.8 40 45 68 262.7 186.1 186.2 90.00 56.00


Cold Streams
C1 C2 C3 C4
Fcp [kW/C]
523.35 619.8 585.68 175.8
Tin [C]
39.00 153 155.3 150
Tout [C]
153 165.2 348 270

COST OF HOT UTILITY =2996 $/Kw

Hot utility temperature change 600
o
C 580
o
C

COST OF COLD UTILITY =1198 $/Kw

Cold utility temperature change 20
o
C 40
o
C

FIXED COST PER UNIT: 18,572 $

COST OF AREA=224.63 $/m
2


U=0.31 kW/(
o
C m
2
)

1) Use the Transhipment model to obtain networks. (HRAT=10
o
C)

2) Use the Stages model to obtain a heat exchanger network.
- Vary the ratio of the cost of energy to the cost of exchangers to obtain
different networks.
- Vary the value of EMAT and see what the effect is.
- Add the area equations and run the model without any initial values.
- Try using the results of the model without areas as initial point to see if
different results are obtained.

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