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A method for faster application of process integration techniques in retrofit situations

Tuong-Van Nguyen
2021
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Abstract

Numerous process integration techniques were proved to be highly effective for identifying and estimating potential energy savings in the industry. However, they require high time and effort to collect and analyse process data. As a result, they do not constitute the common practice in the industry and opportunities for increasing the energy efficiency of industrial processes are missed.

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