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          the HEN. The optimizer finds the optimal values of the bypass fraction, c opt ,
          such that the target values of the controlled variables are satisfied. Assuming
          that there is no mismatch between the static model of the optimizer and the
          process (HEN), the remaining task, at this point, is to find how to implement
          these optimal bypass fractions as a function of time. Since there is no offset
          between the predictions of the algebraic and dynamic models at steady state,
          the bypasses can be opened up to their optimal values either instantaneously
          or as a function of time, for example, as a ramp starting from their nominal
          values c N toward their optimal values c opt within the time interval Δτ,asis
          represented by Eq. (9.44) for the ith bypass manipulation:
                               (                 τ

                                 c N,i + c opt,i  c N,i  , τ < Δτ i
                         c i τðÞ ¼               Δτ i                 (9.44)
                                 c opt,i ,            τ   Δτ i
             The choice of the time interval Δτ i depends on the dynamic character-
          istics of the HEN and can be determined by experience, or by solving an
          additional optimization problem:
                              ð ∞
                           min   k zx, c τ=ΔτÞ, u, τŠ z tar kdτ       (9.45)
                                       ð
                                   ½
                           Δτ  0
                                   s:t: hx, c, uÞ ¼ 0
                                        ð
                                       gx, c, uÞ   0
                                        ð
             For the optimal closed-loop control logic of HENs, there is a feedback of
          the state variable x p pairing to the corresponding bypasses, x p   x. The
          function proposed for the implementation of the optimal controls is sug-
          gested as

                                               x p τðÞ x p,N
                                                                      (9.46)
                           c τðÞ ¼ c N + c opt  c N
                                                x p,opt  x p,N
             Sun et al. (2018) proposed a methodology for two-stage coordination of
          bypass control and economic optimization. Based on this methodology,
          they developed a one-step coordination between the bypass control and
          economic optimization. Two kinds of control manipulations are defined
          in this method: bypass control c b and economic optimization control c e .
          In the two-stage coordination control, firstly, the fraction of bypass is
          adjusted quickly for meeting the control requirement:
                      "                                       #
                       N c b
                       X
                           c b,ini, j  c b, j
                 min                  + w zx, c b , c e,ini , uÞ z tar k  (9.47)
                                           ð
                                         k
                c b 2R c b   c b,ini, j
                       j¼1
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