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Rippin, D. W. T, J. C. Hale, and J. F. Davis (ed.). Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Foundations of Computer-Aided Operations. CACHE Corporation, Austin, TX (1994). 

Fig. 28. Faul tree. [Drawn from G. Stephanopoulos, Ed., Knowledge-Based Systems in Process Engineering, Vol. 1, Cache Case Studies Series, CATDEX, Cache Corporation, Austin, TX (1988).

Morari, M. and I. Grossmann (eds.). CACHE Process Design Case Studies, Volume 6 Chemical Engineering Optimization Models with GAMS (October, 1991). CACHE Corporation, Austin, TX. 

Backx, T. O. Bosgra and W. Marguardt. Integration of Model Predictive Control and Optimization of Processes. ADCHEM Proceedings, pp. 249-259, Pisa, Italy (2000). Baker, T. E. An Integrated Approach to Planning and Scheduling. In Foundations of Computer Aided Process Operations (FOCAPO), D. W. T. Rippin J. C. Hale and J. F. Davis, eds. CACHE Corporation, Austin, TX (1993), pp. 237-252. 

He has published over 200 papers in the fields of process control, optimization, and mathematical modeling of processes such as separations, combustion, and microelectronics processing. He is coauthor of Process Dynamics and Control, published by Wiley in 1989. Dr. Edgar was chairman of the CAST Division of AIChE in 1986, president of the CACHE Corporation from 1981 to 1984, and president of AIChE in 1997. 

Britt. H. I., Smith, J. A., Wareck, J. S., A computer aided process synthesis and analysis environment, in Foundations of Computer Aided Process Design 3, (Siirola, J. J., Grossmann, 1. E and Stephanopoulos, G. N., eds.). Cache Corporation, Snowmass, Colorado (1990),... 

Computer Graphics in Chemical Engineering Education", CACHE Corporation Report, Cambridge, Mass. (1978). 

The Computer Aids for Chemical Education (CACHE) Corporation makes available several programs intended mainly for educational use, but provides them at modest cost to anyone. CACHE is a not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to promote computer- and technology-based aids for chemical engineering education. 

Clark, A. P. (1977) Exercises in Process Simulation Using FLOWTRAN (CACHE Corporation). 

Developed by Professor M. Cutlip of the University of Connecticut, and Professor M. Shacham of Ben Gurioo University, Available from the CACHE Corporation, P.O. Box 7939, Austin, TX 7S713. 

Siirola. J. J. "An Industrial Perspective on Process Synthesis, in "Foundations of Computer-Aided Process Design" (M, F. Doherty and L. T. Biegler, eds.). p. 222. Cache Corporation, Austin, TX, 1995. 

CACHE Corporation P.O. Box 7939 Austin. Texas 78713-7379 Web site wM w.po/vmarA-software, com/fogler... 

CACHE (Computer Aids for Chanical Engineering CACHE Corporation, 2016) Process Design Case Studies represents an outstanding resource of many case studies. These are covered in 11 different volumes that span Separation System for Recovery of Ethylene and Light Products from Naphtha Pyrolysis Gas Steam in Volume 1, all the way to Conceptual Design of an Aromatics Plant from Shale Gas in Volume 2. 

CACHE Corporation, CACHE Process Design Case Studies, The CACHE Corporation, 2016. 

Note Getting Polymath. Many chemical engineering departments in the United Stales have a site license for Polymath and access to Polymath can be obtained from your departmental computing coordinator or instructor. In the event your department does not have a site license, have your professor contact or e-mail the CACHE Corporation at cache uts.cc.ulexas.edu. The latest information on Polymath is available from www.polymath-software.com. 

Pfdymath. Htc Polymath software includes an ordinary differential equation (ODE) solver, a nonlinear equation solver, and nonlinear r tession. As with previous editions. Polymath is used to explore the example problems and to solve the home problems. Polymath tutorials with screen shots are given on the DVD-ROM Summary Notes in Chapter 1 and can also be accessed from the Home Page by going to Living Example Problems and then clicking on Polymath. Most chemical engineering departments in the United States have site licenses for Polymath. If your department does not have a site license and would like one, have your instructor e-mail the CACHE Corporation at cache uts.cc.utexas.edu to learn how to obtain one. 

R. G. Forsythe, Jr., S. E. Prickett, and M. L. Mavrovouniotis, An Introduction to Object-oriented Programming in Process Engineering, CACHE Corporation, Austin, 1994. 

Figure 3.5 Transfonnation of variation from temperature to flow (courtesy of CACHE Corporation) [4]...

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