This book addresses the topic of integrated digitization of plants on an objective basis and in a holistic manner by sharing data, applying analytics tools and integrating workflows via pertinent examples from industry. It begins with an evaluation of current performance management practices and an overview of the need for a "Connected Plant" via digitalization followed by sections on "Connected Assets: Improve Reliability and Utilization," "Connected Processes: Optimize Performance and Economic Margin " and "Connected People: Digitalizing the Workforce and Workflows and Developing Ownership…mehr
This book addresses the topic of integrated digitization of plants on an objective basis and in a holistic manner by sharing data, applying analytics tools and integrating workflows via pertinent examples from industry. It begins with an evaluation of current performance management practices and an overview of the need for a "Connected Plant" via digitalization followed by sections on "Connected Assets: Improve Reliability and Utilization," "Connected Processes: Optimize Performance and Economic Margin " and "Connected People: Digitalizing the Workforce and Workflows and Developing Ownership and Digital Culture," then culminating in a final section entitled "Putting All Together Into an Intelligent Digital Twin Platform for Smart Operations and Demonstrated by Application cases."
Frank (Xin X.) Zhu, PhD, is Senior Engineering Fellow and Leader of Engineering Innovations at Honeywell UOP. He has made significant contributions to the theoretical framework, the computational tools, and applications in the fields of data analytics, production planning, operation scheduling, process modeling, design and optimization. He has published seminal journal articles and widely used books especially in the areas of process operations, process design and energy systems. He holds 68 US patents, is the co-founder and chair of ECI International Conference: CO 2 Summit, and the recipient of prestigious AICHE Energy Sustainability Award.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
Part 1 Challenges and Opportunities For Digitalization 1
1 Challenges for Operation Excellence 3
1.1 Introduction 3
1.2 Operation Activities in a Process Plant 4
1.3 The Major Challenges Facing the Industries 5
1.4 The Methodology of Connected Plant 11
1.5 Digitalization Enabling Connected Plant 12
1.6 What is the Digitalization Journey? 18
1.7 Overview of the Book Structure 19
References 21
2 Mission of Connected Plant 23
2.1 What is Connected Plant? 23
2.2 Major Functions of Connected Plant 24
2.3 Digital Twins: The Core of Connected Plant 27
2.4 Conclusions 32
References 33
3 Data Analytics for Operation Excellence 35
3.1 Introduction 35
3.2 Process Data Overview: Characteristics and Attributes 37
3.3 Unique Attributes of Process Data Analytics 39
3.4 Model Types and Characteristics 40
3.5 First Principle Modeling and its Characteristics 42
3.6 Statistic Modeling and its Characteristics 45
3.7 Optimization Models 47
3.8 Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) Models 50
3.9 Put All Together: Digital Twin as a Data Science Platform 55
References 59
Part 2 Model Thinking For Smart Operations 63
4 Statistics Basics 65
4.1 Introduction 65
4.2 Normal Distribution 65
4.3 Conditional Probability 72
4.4 Bayes' Probability 73
4.5 Statistic Tests 75
References 84
5 Advanced Statistic Modeling 85
5.1 Introduction 85
5.2 Distribution Models 85
5.3 Correlation Models 94
5.4 Advanced Modeling Techniques 101
5.5 Data Mining 106
5.6 Summary 107
References 107
6 Rigorous Process Modeling 109
6.1 Introduction 109
6.2 Reaction Kinetic Modeling 110
6.3 Reactor Types and Modeling 126
6.4 Integrated Kinetics and Reactor Modeling 131
6.5 Catalyst Deactivation Root Causes and Modeling 135
6.6 Distillation Modeling 136
6.7 Process System Modeling and Simulation 138
6.8 Separation Technology Overview 142
References 144
7 Linear Optimization Modeling 147
7.1 Introduction 147
7.2 Linear Optimization for Planning 148
7.3 How to Deal with Nonlinear Terms? 151
7.4 Delta Vector as Linear Approximation of Nonlinear Yield Models 154
7.5 Successive Linear Programing (SLP) Approach 159
