Robust models for the synthesis of flexible palm oil-based regional bioenergy supply chain

EFB (Empty fruit bunch) is among the palm oil biomass residues that have been identified as the most abundant bioenergy resources in Southeast Asia. EFB has a good potential to meet the targeted share of renewable energy in this region. This work presents robust LP (linear programming) model to allo...

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Published in:Energy (Oxford) 2013-06, Vol.55, p.68-73
Main Authors: Foo, Dominic C.Y., Tan, Raymond R., Lam, Hon Loong, Abdul Aziz, Mustafa Kamal, Klemeš, Jiří Jaromír
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Applied sciences
bioenergy
Biomass
case studies
Energy
Exact sciences and technology
Flexible regional energy supply chain
industrial applications
Linear programming
Mills
Natural energy
Networks
Optimisation
Palm
Palm oil
Palm oil biomass
palm oils
Process synthesis
Renewable energy
supply chain
Supply chains
Synthesis
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description EFB (Empty fruit bunch) is among the palm oil biomass residues that have been identified as the most abundant bioenergy resources in Southeast Asia. EFB has a good potential to meet the targeted share of renewable energy in this region. This work presents robust LP (linear programming) model to allow for the synthesis of EFB allocation networks that exhibit operational flexibility under multiple biomass supply scenarios. Such multiple scenarios may arise due to many uncertain factors, such as anticipated closure or expansion of mills. A MILP (mixed integer linear programming) extension of the model is then developed. Real life-based case studies of an industrial application are presented to illustrate the use of both variants of the model. ► Mathematical model for the synthesis of regional energy supply chain. ► Allocation of palm oil-based bunches (EFBs) is optimised. ► Operational flexibility under multiple biomass supply scenarios.
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Biomass
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Energy
Exact sciences and technology
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Linear programming
Mills
Natural energy
Networks
Optimisation
Palm
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Renewable energy
supply chain
Supply chains
Synthesis
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