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18Th European Symposium on Computer Aided Process 18 TH EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTER AIDED PROCESS ENGINEERING JUNE 1-4, 2008 CENTRE DE CONGRÈS DE LYON , FRANCE CAPE WP Organised by: FINAL PROGRAMME IFP Supported by: An Event of the CAPE Working LGC - ENSIACET Party of the European Federation On behalf of: of Chemical Engineering Société de Chimie Industrielle Event n° 667 Société Française de Génie des Procédés www.escape18.org CONTENTS SPONSORED BY Introduction . 1 General Information . 2 Committees . 3 Symposium Programme . 4 Synopsis . 4 Sunday 1 June . 8 Monday 2 June . 9 Tuesday 3 June . 15 Wednesday 4 June . 21 Thursday 5 June . 26 List of Posters . 27 Floor Plan, List of Exhibitors . 47 List of Hotels . 48 Access Maps . 49 SYMPOSIUM SECRETARIAT AND ORGANISATION ESCAPE 18 c/o COLLOQUIUM 12 rue de la Croix-Faubin 75011 Paris - France Tel: +33 (0)1 44 64 15 15 Fax: +33 (0)1 44 64 15 16 e-mail: [email protected] ESCAPE 18 WELCOME AT ESCAPE 18 18 TH EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTER AIDED PROCESS ENGINEERING The main theme for ESCAPE 18 is CAPE for the Users! CAPE systems are to be put in the hands of end users who need functionality and assistance beyond the core scientific and technological capacities of the systems. User-friendliness, online or web-based advice, decision support, knowledge management and organisational issues are important points that must be taken into account when deploying a CAPE system. These issues will be addressed in a special track and industrial case studies illustrating CAPE methods and tools are encouraged. The other six main topics cover the usual scope of ESCAPE 18 conferences, from off-line design to on-line systems, including numerical and computational methods, integrated and multiscale modelling, societal aspects, and CAPE education. ESCAPE 18 includes a rich programme of 5 plenary lectures and 6 keynote talks from leaders in science and industry, 101 contri- butions presented in 26 sessions and 2 poster sessions for other 247 contributions. 1 E S C A P E 1 8 GENERAL INFORMATION GALA DINNER Tuesday 3 June Registration fees do not The ESCAPE 18 gala dinner will include: take place in the prestigious • Accommodation "Manoir de la Garde" located • Participation to the gala dinner on 3 June in the Pays Beaujolais, in a VENUE • Visit of IFP-Lyon on 5 June am. middle-aged village of the From Sunday 1 to Wednesday 4, golden stones land. June, at the: A short artistic live show will also Centre de Congrès de Lyon CERTIFICATE OF contribute to make this moment 50 quai Charles de Gaulle ATTENDANCE a unique one!! Free bus transfers provided from 69006 Lyon – France Certificates of attendance will be given to all participants. the congress center and back to the hotels. ACCESS Price per person : 100 € (all incl.) Metro and Bus: LANGUAGE La Garde - 69640 Jarnioux • Metro line A – stop at Foch and Symposium sessions will be held Tel.: +33 (0)4 74 02 87 91 connect with Bus # 4 (direction: in English. No simultaneous Cité Internationale) translation will be provided. • Metro line D – stop at Saxe- Gambetta and connect with bus # 4 (direction: Cité Internationale) PRESENTATIONS The pdf presentation files of the Direct bus: talks will be available for download • Bus # 58 (departure from place upon authors agreement, after the Bellecour – on the side of rue symposium, on www.escape18.org Victor Hugo, stops at: Parc Tête and www.ifp.com d’Or/Churchill) PROCEEDINGS ON SITE REGISTRATION The symposium proceedings will be IFP PILOT PLANT VISIT (VAT included ) distributed to all conference participants at the conference site. Thursday 5 June - 9h-11h30 Delegates 820 € Extended versions of selected The number of participants to this interesting visit is limited. Identi- Students* 600 € papers will also be published in a special issue of Computers and fication badges will be required for *Copy of the student card and approval Chemical Engineering after the security reasons. note from the manager required. conference. Bus transfer provided at: 2 Registration fees include: - 8h30, from the congress center • Admission to all sessions to IFP-Lyon, 8 WI-F I - 11h30, from IFP to Lyon- 1 • Congress proceedings E • Lunches and coffee breaks A wi-fi zone has been set up for Perrache railway station and to P • Invitation to the welcome ESCAPE 18 participants within the Lyon-Saint Exupery airport. A C cocktail on 1 June. welcome desk area. Price per person: 30 € (all incl.) S E NATIONAL Integrated and multiscale Computational and numerical modelling and simulation solution strategies ORGANISING Luis Puigjaner, Spain Guido Buzzi-Ferraris, Italy Costas Pantelides, UK Benoit Chachuat, Switzerland COMMITTEE Pascal Floquet, France CAPE for the users! Christodoulos Floudas, USA Tahir I. Malik, UK Chair Jacek Jezowsk, Poland Wolfgang Marquardt, Germany Bertrand Braunschweig, IFP François Maréchal, Switzerland CAPE and society Members Hervé Pingaud, France Peter Glavic, Slovenia Stratos Pistikopoulos, UK Didier Caudron Sophie Jullian, France Mordechai Shacham, Israel Stéphane Déchelotte France CAPE in education Alain Vacher, Pascal Floquet Peter Verheijen, The Netherlands Arsène Isambert Ian Cameron, Australia Christian Jallut Georges Heyen, Belgium Integrated and multiscale modelling and simulation Xavier Joulia Members Claire Adjiman, UK Christian Latgé Ana Maria Eliceche, Argentina Frédérique Léandri Off-line systems Christian Jallut, France Francis Luck Ana Barbosa-Póvoa, Portugal Thokozani Majozi, South Africa Francis Nativel David Bogle, UK Fernando Martins, Portugal Hervé Roustan Michael Doherty, USA Natalia Menshutina, Russia Philippe Vacher Andrzej Gorak, Germany Gintaras Reklaitis, USA Johan Grievink, The Netherlands George Stephanopoulos, USA Ignacio Grossmann, USA Jan Thullie, Poland Ludovit Jelemensky, Slovakia Gilles Trystram, France Zdravko Kravanja, Slovenia INTERNATIONAL Christian Latgé, France CAPE for the users! SCIENTIFIC Henrique Matos, Portugal Rafael Batres, Japan Xuan Meyer, France Sylvie Cauvin, France COMMITTEE Ka Ming Ng, China Gabriella Henning, Argentina Sauro Pierucci, Italy Andrzej Kraslawski, Finland Jean-Marc Le Lann, France Conference Chair Heinz Preisig, Norway Eva Sorensen, UK Jack Ponton, UK Bertrand Braunschweig, France Petr Srehlik, Czech Republic Rajagopalan Srinivasan, Singapore Xavier Joulia, France Lars Von Wede, Germany On-line systems CAPE and society Dominique Bonvin, Switzerland Topic Chair Arsène Isambert, France Didier Caudron, France Emilia Kondili, Greece Off-line systems Yann Creff, France Sandro Macchietto, UK Rafiqul Gani, Denmark Sebastian Engell, Germany Peter Mizsey, Hungary Jan van Schijndel, The Netherlands Antonio Espuña, Spain Yuji Naka, Japan Sten Bay Jorgensen, Denmark On-line systems Claudio Oller do Nascimento, Brazil Marie-Véronique Le Lann, France Chonghun Han, South Korea Valentin Plesu, Romania Iqbal Mujtaba, UK Martin Wolf, Germany En Sup. Yoon, Korea Jose Pinto, Brazil 3 Computational and numerical Sigurd Skogestad, Norway CAPE in education E solution strategies Venkat Venkatasubramanian, USA S David Bogle, UK C Lorens Biegler, USA Günter Wozny, Germany Marie Debacq, France A Michel Pons, France Toshko Zhelev, Ireland P Urban Gren, Sweden E Daniel Lewin, Israel 1 8 SYNOPSIS E S C A SUNDAY 1 JUNE P E E 9:30 Registration 1 8 Room Rhône 2 M 10:00 M CAPE WP workshop (members only) A Information session R G Room Rhône 3 12:40 Lunch O Room Rhône 2 R 14:00 P CAPE WP meeting (members only) M Business meeting U 17:20 I S 17:40 ESCAPE 18 registration opening O 18:00 Welcome cocktail P 4 M 8 1 E Y P A S C S E SYNOPSIS MONDAY 2 JUNE 8:30 Registration Audit. Lumière 9:00 Opening ceremony: CAPE-WP President, Conference Presidents, IFP Director, IEP President 9:20 EFCE PhD award in CAPE Harvey Arellano-Garcia (Technische Universität Berlin) 9:40 Plenary lecture - Topic 5 - PL 5.1 René Bañares-Alcantara (Oxford Univ., UK) Chair : T. Malik, W. Marquardt 10:20 Coffee break Room Rhône 3 Audit. Pasteur Room Rhône 2 10:40 Keynote lectures Topic 4 - KL 4.1 Topic 1 - KL1.1 Topic 3 - KL3.1 Philippe Sautet Michael Hill Ray Dickinson (ENS Lyon, France) (M. Hill & Associates, USA) (Shell Global Solution Intl., CO- LaN, The Netherlands) Chair: T. Majozi, S. Pierucci Chair: R. Gani, C. Adjiman Chair: B. Braunschweig, E. Fraga 11:20 Oral sessions Topic 4 - Session 4.1 - Process Topic 1 - Session 1.1 - Integrated Topic 3 - Session 3.1 - New IT Modelling & Simulation Product / Process Design Approaches Chair: T. Majozi, S. Pierucci Chair: R. Gani, C. Adjiman Chair: B. Braunschweig, E. Fraga 12:40 Lunch 14:00 Oral sessions Topic 2 - Session 2.1 - Real Time Topic 1- Session 1.2 - Separation Topic 3 - Session 3.2 - Large Optimisation Process Synthesis & Design Scale Systems Chair: D. Bonvin, D. Caudron Chair: X. Meyer, A. Barbosa Povoa Chair: G. Buzzi-Ferraris, M. Shacham 15:20 Poster session 1 & coffee break 5 Oral sessions 16:40 E S Topic 2 - Session 2.2 - Model Topic 5 - Session 5.1 - Decision & Topic 6 - Session 6.1 - C Predictive and Intelligent Control Management Support Environmentally Conscious Design A P Chair: M.V. le Lann, S. Engell Chair: S. Cauvin, R. Batres Chair: A. Isambert, P.S. Agachi E 1 8 18:00 SYNOPSIS TUESDAY 3 JUNE 8:30 Registration Audit. Pasteur 9:00 Plenary lecture - Topic 7 - PL 7.1 Ian Cameron (Queensland Univ., Australia) , Daniel Lewin (Technion Univ., Israel) Chair: G. Heyen, C. Han 9:40 Plenary lecture - Topic 2 - PL 2.1 Benoît Chachuat (EPFL, Switzerland), Bala Srinivasan (Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada), Dominique Bonvin (EPFL, Switzerland) Chair: G. Heyen, C. Han 10:20 Coffee break Room Rhône 3 Audit. Pasteur Room Rhône 2 10:40 Keynote lectures Topic 4 - KL 4.2 Topic 1 - KL1.2 Topic 6 - KL 6.1 Maurizio Fermeglia Christian Latgé Sandro Macchietto (Trieste Univ., Italy) (CEA, France) (Imperial College, UK) Chair: C. Pantelides, I. Cameron Chair: J. Grievink, P. Vacher Chair: E.
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