Computers & Chemical Engineering

Computers & Chemical Engineering, Vol.35, No.3 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0098-1354 (Print)

In this Issue (17 articles)

391 - 392	Computers & Chemical Engineering: Best paper of 2009 Venkatasubramanian V, Gani R
393 - 402	Thermophysical and thermochemical properties on-demand for chemical process and product design Frenkel M
403 - 411	A new homotopy for seeking all real roots of a nonlinear equation Rahimian SK, Jalali F, Seader JD, White RE
412 - 422	Numerical solution of a multi-dimensional batch crystallization model with fines dissolution Qamar S, Noora S, Rehman M, Seidel-Morgenstern A
423 - 433	The moment method for one-dimensional dynamic reactor models with axial dispersion Roininen J, Alopaeus V
434 - 445	Towards multiscale modelling in product engineering Jaworski Z, Zakrzewska B
446 - 455	Novel bound contraction procedure for global optimization of bilinear MINLP problems with applications to water management problems Faria DC, Bagajewicz MJ
456 - 463	A global optimization method based on multi-unit extremum-seeking for scalar nonlinear systems Azar FE, Perrier M, Srinivasan B
464 - 473	Computational energy-based redesign of robust proteins Stracquadanio G, Nicosia G
474 - 491	Integrated solvent and process design using a SAFT-VR thermodynamic description: High-pressure separation of carbon dioxide and methane Pereira FE, Keskes E, Galindo A, Jackson G, Adjiman CS
492 - 501	Universal modelling and qualitative analysis of an impulsive bioprocess Sun KB, Tian YA, Chen LS, Kasperski A
502 - 509	Efficient meta-modelling of complex process simulations with time-space-dependent outputs Chen T, Hadinoto K, Yan WJ, Ma YF
510 - 518	A robust monitoring tool for distributed parameter plug flow reactors Aguilar-Garnica E, Garcia-Sandoval JP, Gonzalez-Figueredo C
519 - 529	Reconciling continuum and non-continuum data with industrial application Gonzalez R, Huang BA, Xu FW, Espejo A, Amalraj J, Lam W
530 - 544	Finite-sample comparison of robust estimators for nonlinear regression using Monte Carlo simulation: Part I. Univariate response models Conceicao ELT, Portugal AATG
545 - 553	An Artificial Neural Network approximation based decomposition approach for parameter estimation of system of ordinary differential equations Dua V
554 - 574	Long-term scheduling of a single-unit multi-product continuous process to manufacture high performance glass Lima RM, Grossmann IE, Jiao Y