Instructions are given for building gasoline-blending LP
K. Magoulas, D. Marinos‐Kouris, A. Lygeras
Abstract
K. Magoulas, D. Marinos‐Kouris, A. Lygeras
Abstract
Detailed instructions have been compiled to allow refinery process engineers to develop their own linear programs (LP) for gasoline blending optimization. The first of this two-part series of articles details the technique of linear programming and how the program is set up, using a set of linear equations and a matrix developed from them to determine maximum or minimum values. 1 Ref.
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Detailed instructions have been compiled to allow refinery process engineers to develop their own linear programs (LP) for gasoline blending optimization. The first of this two-part series of articles details the technique of linear programming and how the program is set up, using a set of linear equations and a matrix developed from them to determine maximum or minimum values. 1 Ref.
Key concepts: Gasoline, Linear programming, Set (abstract data type), Refinery, Process (computing), Computer science, Matrix (chemical analysis), Oil refinery