Programming methodologies

Four case studies are presented below which exemplify the role of the structured pollution prevention program methodology, the value of quickly defining the incentive for pollution prevention using the cost of end-of-pipe treatment, and the benefits of using the waste stream and process analyses to parse the problem at hand. Five case studies are also presented illustrating pollution prevention results at each of the stages described in Fig. 11. 

M. H. Locke, and A. W. Westerberg The Ascend-II System—A Flowsheeting Application of Successive Quadratic Programming Methodology, Comput. Chem. Eng., v. 7, p. 615 (1983). 

Computer Program Methodology. The first step in each simulation is to generate the data matrix with r rows (one for each observation) and n + 1 columns (n independent variables and one dependent). The values of r and n are specified when the program is... 

Strategies are partially subjective and partially objective elements of the programming methodology. Their objective character is related to the country s macroeconomic patterns, and their subjective character is related to the choices of goals to be achieved. The strategic issues of fertilizer industry development include the following topics ... 

Schniederjans, M. 1995. Goal Programming Methodology and Applications. Boston, MA Kluwer Academic Publishers. 

Logic Programming Programming methodology that uses logical expressions for data, axioms. 

In the next section, we explain how to implement the linear programming methodology for aggregate planning using Microsoft Excel. 

Each chapter contains examples that show in detail how a particular numerical method or programming methodology can be implemented in Excel and/or VBA (or MATLAB in Chapter 10). Most of the examples and problems presented in the text are related to chemical and biomolecular engineering and cover a broad range of application areas including thermodynamics, fluid flow, heat transfer, mass transfer, reaction kinetics, reactor design, process design, and process control. The chapters feature Did You Know" boxes, used to remind readers of Excel features. They also contain end-of-chapter exercises, with solutions provided. 

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