Developing an information system for managing the product distribution in a refinery demands sophisticated design solutions. First, organization models are created to describe the structural relationships among employ...Developing an information system for managing the product distribution in a refinery demands sophisticated design solutions. First, organization models are created to describe the structural relationships among employees and the ways in which they will use the information system. Second, function models are created to hierarchically describe how sales, transports, deliveries and vehicles are managed. Thirdly, an information model is built to represent the data entities and their dynamic interactions. Based on the system design, a distribution management system is developed and implemented in a refinery, which has considerably increased the distribution management efficiency and effectiveness.展开更多
New approaches for facility distribution in chemical plants are proposed including an improved non-overlapping constraint based on projection relationships of facilities and a novel toxic gas dispersion constraint. In...New approaches for facility distribution in chemical plants are proposed including an improved non-overlapping constraint based on projection relationships of facilities and a novel toxic gas dispersion constraint. In consideration of the large number of variables in the plant layout model, our new method can significantly reduce the number of variables with their own projection relationships. Also, as toxic gas dispersion is a usual incident in a chemical plant, a simple approach to describe the gas leakage is proposed, which can clearly represent the constraints of potential emission source and sitting facilities. For solving the plant layout model, an improved genetic algorithm (GA) based on infeasible solution fix technique is proposed, which improves the globe search ability of GA. The case study and experiment show that a better layout plan can be obtained with our method, and the safety factors such as gas dispersion and minimum distances can be well handled in the solution.展开更多
A comprehensive investigation into the occur- rence of Dechlorane Plus （DP） in environmental samples around a DP manufacturing plant in East China was per- formed. The total syn-DP and anti-DP concentrations found i...A comprehensive investigation into the occur- rence of Dechlorane Plus （DP） in environmental samples around a DP manufacturing plant in East China was per- formed. The total syn-DP and anti-DP concentrations found in the soil, sediment, active air, and passive air samples were 0.50-2,315 pg/g dry weight （dw）, 0.32-20.5 ng/g dw, 5.52-3,332 pg/m^3, and 1.00-4,560 pg/m^3, respectively. There were consistent trends in the spatial distributions of DP in the soil and air samples, with the DP concentrations de- creasing dramatically as the distance from the plant in- creased. The mean anti-DP isomer fractional abundances （fanti） in the soil, sediment, active air, and passive air samples were 0.67, 0.68, 0.70, and 0.64, respectively. These fanti values were consistent with the fanti value for the technical DP produced in the DP manufacturing plant （0.68）, meaning that the DP had been released during the local DP production activities.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （No.79931000）.
文摘Developing an information system for managing the product distribution in a refinery demands sophisticated design solutions. First, organization models are created to describe the structural relationships among employees and the ways in which they will use the information system. Second, function models are created to hierarchically describe how sales, transports, deliveries and vehicles are managed. Thirdly, an information model is built to represent the data entities and their dynamic interactions. Based on the system design, a distribution management system is developed and implemented in a refinery, which has considerably increased the distribution management efficiency and effectiveness.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （61074153, 61104131）, and the Fundamental Research Funds for Central Universities of China （ZY1111, JD1104）.
文摘New approaches for facility distribution in chemical plants are proposed including an improved non-overlapping constraint based on projection relationships of facilities and a novel toxic gas dispersion constraint. In consideration of the large number of variables in the plant layout model, our new method can significantly reduce the number of variables with their own projection relationships. Also, as toxic gas dispersion is a usual incident in a chemical plant, a simple approach to describe the gas leakage is proposed, which can clearly represent the constraints of potential emission source and sitting facilities. For solving the plant layout model, an improved genetic algorithm (GA) based on infeasible solution fix technique is proposed, which improves the globe search ability of GA. The case study and experiment show that a better layout plan can be obtained with our method, and the safety factors such as gas dispersion and minimum distances can be well handled in the solution.
基金supported by the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(XDB14010100)‘‘One-Three-Five’’Strategic Planning of Chinese Academy of Sciences(YSW2013B01)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21321004,21277165 and 21107122)
文摘A comprehensive investigation into the occur- rence of Dechlorane Plus （DP） in environmental samples around a DP manufacturing plant in East China was per- formed. The total syn-DP and anti-DP concentrations found in the soil, sediment, active air, and passive air samples were 0.50-2,315 pg/g dry weight （dw）, 0.32-20.5 ng/g dw, 5.52-3,332 pg/m^3, and 1.00-4,560 pg/m^3, respectively. There were consistent trends in the spatial distributions of DP in the soil and air samples, with the DP concentrations de- creasing dramatically as the distance from the plant in- creased. The mean anti-DP isomer fractional abundances （fanti） in the soil, sediment, active air, and passive air samples were 0.67, 0.68, 0.70, and 0.64, respectively. These fanti values were consistent with the fanti value for the technical DP produced in the DP manufacturing plant （0.68）, meaning that the DP had been released during the local DP production activities.
