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Integration of process design and control for chemical processes
A general framework based on the well-defined hierarchical decision procedure of process design is proposed for integrated process design and control of plant-wide processes. It consists of analysis stage and synthesis stage. Conclusions about structural controllability and stabilization of composite systems are presented. The framework not only can be used for integrated design and control, and also can be applied for optimal design of composite systems.