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Example H22C17—cont’d

monogenetic algorithm (Fieg et al., 2009) to solve this problem and
obtained the best heat exchanger network shown in Fig. 6.35, which
consists of 16 subnetworks. The largest subnetwork comprises four hot
streams and two cold streams. There are totally eight independent
variables, which yields the minimum TAC of 1,897,159$/yr.

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