GAP-Like Scheduling Model of Byproduct Gas in Iron and Steel Process

Yong Liang Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.217-219.505

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GAP-Like Scheduling Model of Byproduct Gas in Iron and Steel Process

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Gas is a key byproduct of the iron and steel process, and the scheduling of gas is the most valuable one in Energy Management System. The production and consumption of the byproduct gas will be related to many sub-processes and tends to encounter imbalance problems. One GAP-like optimization model of gas scheduling is setup, where there are 3 key objectives, minimization of emission, external energy purchasing and instability of the byproduct gas system. The model is NP-Hard and can be find the solution by using intelligent optimization algorithm to realize the static and dynamic scheduling.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 217-219)

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November 2012

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Yong Liang Zhou

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Byproduct Gas, Energy Saving, GAP-Like, Scheduling

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