Novel computer-aided approach for biomass operational management
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Ng, W. and Lam, H. and Lim, E. and Tang, J. 2014. Novel computer-aided approach for biomass operational management, 8th International Conference on Foundations of Computer-Aided Process Design – FOCAPD 2014, pp. 783-788.
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Computer Aided Chemical Engineering
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8th International Conference on Foundations of Computer-Aided Process Design – FOCAPD 2014
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Operational management study becomes the critical chain point between the green technology and biomass industrial commercialization. The scope included the biomass value maximization, technology selection, supply chain management and decision making. This paper presents the latest development of biomass operation management by using the novel computer-aided approaches such as: Biomass Demand-Resources Value targeting Method, Biomass Characteristic Index Approach and 2-Stage Biomass Supply Chain Synthesis.
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