Autor(i):
R. Paulen – M. Jelemenský – M. Fikar – Z. Kovacs
Názov:
Optimal balancing of temporal and buffer costs for ultrafiltration/diafiltration processes under limiting flux conditions
Časopis:
Journal of Membrane Science
Rok:
2013
Zväzok:
444
Strany:
87–95
Jazyk:
angličtina
Anotácia:
This paper studies the problem of economically oriented optimal operation of an ultrafiltration/diafiltration process that is designed to reduce the initial volume of a given process liquor and to eliminate impurities from the product solution in a batch setup. This theoretical investigation focuses on applications where the permeate flux is given by the well-known limiting flux model and the rejections of micro-solute and macro-solute are assumed to be zero and one, respectively. Unlike previous approaches to the problem, we consider a complex economical objective that accounts for the total operational costs involving both the cost of consumed diluant and processing time-related costs. The optimization problem is formulated as a multi-objective optimal control problem and it is solved using the analytical approach that exploits Pontryagin's minimum principle. We prove that economically optimal control strategy is to perform a constant-volume diafiltration step at a given, optimal macro-solute concentration. This constant-volume diafiltration step is preceded and followed by ultrafiltration or pure dilution steps that force the concentrations at first to arrive to the optimal macro-solute concentration and at last to arrive to the desired final concentrations. By taking into account the unit prices of both processing time and utilized diluant, we provide a practical algebraic formula that allows decision makers to evaluate the optimal starting point of the constant-volume diafiltration step and to adapt it when considered prices change. Finally, we demonstrate the applicability and achievable benefit of the here presented approach on an industrial-scale case study using literature data.
ISSN:
0376-7388
DOI:
10.1016/j.memsci.2013.05.009

Kategória publikácie:
ADC – Vedecké práce v zahraničných karentovaných časopisoch
Oddelenie:
OIaRP
Vložil/Upravil:
doc. Ing. Radoslav Paulen, PhD.
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25.11.2019 09:40:42

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BibTeX:
@article{uiam1399,
author={R. Paulen and M. Jelemensk\'y and M. Fikar and Z. Kovacs},
title={Optimal balancing of temporal and buffer costs for ultrafiltration/diafiltration processes under limiting flux conditions},
journal={Journal of Membrane Science},
year={2013},
volume={444},
pages={87-95},
annote={This paper studies the problem of economically oriented optimal operation of an ultrafiltration/diafiltration process that is designed to reduce the initial volume of a given process liquor and to eliminate impurities from the product solution in a batch setup. This theoretical investigation focuses on applications where the permeate flux is given by the well-known limiting flux model and the rejections of micro-solute and macro-solute are assumed to be zero and one, respectively. Unlike previous approaches to the problem, we consider a complex economical objective that accounts for the total operational costs involving both the cost of consumed diluant and processing time-related costs. The optimization problem is formulated as a multi-objective optimal control problem and it is solved using the analytical approach that exploits Pontryagin's minimum principle. We prove that economically optimal control strategy is to perform a constant-volume diafiltration step at a given, optimal macro-solute concentration. This constant-volume diafiltration step is preceded and followed by ultrafiltration or pure dilution steps that force the concentrations at first to arrive to the optimal macro-solute concentration and at last to arrive to the desired final concentrations. By taking into account the unit prices of both processing time and utilized diluant, we provide a practical algebraic formula that allows decision makers to evaluate the optimal starting point of the constant-volume diafiltration step and to adapt it when considered prices change. Finally, we demonstrate the applicability and achievable benefit of the here presented approach on an industrial-scale case study using literature data.},
doi={10.1016/j.memsci.2013.05.009},
url={https://www.uiam.sk/assets/publication_info.php?id_pub=1399}
}