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Novel Topside and Subsea Production Optimization, Operational Scheduling, and a Generic Plantwide MPC for Process Systems Control and Production Maximization: Oil, Gas, Water and Utilities Decision-Making with Offloading to Supply Chains and Sustainability

2024-04-26

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The main challenges in oil platforms are how to define optimal setpoints and decision-making for controlling variables due to many existing dynamical production uncertainties while conceding safe operation and minimizing discharge to sea and atmosphere without killing plantwide inventory. A novel scheduling model to optimize the whole essential units of an oil platform production gathering topside and subsea varia...

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3999466e-cc98-5ed1-a440-35a998f6fd87
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10.20944/preprints202404.1699.v1
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