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URL:/chemical-engineering/events/seminar-optimization-b
 ased-control-nonlinear-processes
SUMMARY:Seminar - “Optimization-Based Control of Nonlinear Processes:\nFu
 ndamental Advances Enabling Economically-Optimal and Safe Process\nOperati
 on”\, Helen Elaine Durand\, Assistant Professor\, Dept. of\nChemical Eng
 . and Materials Science\, Wayne State University
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nABSTRACT:  While most undergraduate process contro
 l courses focus on\nthe dynamics and control of chemical processes that ca
 n be described\nby linear transfer function models\, advances in computing
  over the\nlast several decades have enabled the more complex nature (i.e.
 \,\nnonlinearities\, interactions between variables\, constraints) of the
 \nunderlying process physico-chemical phenomena to be taken into account\n
 in the models used for controller design.  A major trend in industry\nove
 r the last 40 years has been employing constrained mathematical\noptimizat
 ion techniques to compute\n 
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