Optimization of Industrial Processes in Reactors

2013

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DOI 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.717.613
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Abstract

In the conditions of industrial production many processes of polymerisation are non-stationary. By processes optimization with the regard for such features as basic data it is necessary to use adaptive algorithms of identification, allowing mathematical model of process continuously to be adapted for changing conditions of operation. Use of such algorithms for process optimization demands periodic recalculation of optimum technological modes of process. Polymer reaction engineering is a discipline that deals with various problems concerning the fundamental nature of chemical and physical phenomena in polymerization processes. Mathematical modeling is a powerful tool for the development of process understanding and advanced reactor technology in the polymer industry.