Fernando V Lima , Yuhe Tian , Helen E Durand , Joel A Paulson , Lorenz T Biegler
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Innovations in chemical process control: challenges and opportunities
This paper provides a current perspective on innovations in chemical process control based on Mid-Atlantic Process Control Academy meetings held at Carnegie Mellon University (in 2019), Ohio State University (in 2023), and West Virginia University (in 2024), with the next one scheduled at Wayne State University (in 2025). These meetings were introduced in 2019 with the main objectives of discussing the current directions on model predictive control (MPC) as well as new breakthroughs in the process systems engineering community associated with process control. Topics addressed in this paper in the context of these meetings include process operability and flexibility, quantum computing, Bayesian optimization, and nonlinear and economic model predictive control. For each topic, recent theory, applications, and software infrastructure developments are discussed, and current challenges and opportunities for future research directions are outlined.
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