Processing network models of energy/environment systems

Processing networks are a variant of the standard linear programming network model which are especially useful for optimizing industrial energy/environment systems. Modelling advantages include an intuitive diagrammatic representation and the ability to incorporate all forms of energy and pollutants in a single integrated linear network model. Added advantages include increased speed of solution and algorithms supporting formulation. The paper explores their use in modelling the energy and pollution control systems in large industrial plants. The pollution control options in an ethylene production plant are analyzed as an example. PROFLOW, a computer tool for the formulation, analysis, and solution of processing network models, is introduced.

基于第一性原理的金属/氧化物界面结合强度与宏观韧性的系统性研究

<正>总结介绍作者们多年来发展的基于第一性原理的系统性研究金属/氧化物界面结合强度和宏观韧性的策略方法。以应用广泛的γ-Ni/α-Al_2O_3界面为例,从第一性原