Deployment of efficient, integrated energy systems can make a substantial contribution to
reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Such systems are suitable for the provision of …

Reliable isolated energy systems are necessary for supplying energy to remote areas where
grid extension is not feasible. It may also be required to harness renewable energy to …

The P-graph (process graph) framework is an effective tool for process-network synthesis
(PNS). Here we extended it to multi-period operations. The efficacy of the P-graph …

The P‐graph framework introduced by Friedler et al.(Chem Eng Sci. 1992; 47: 1973–1988)
is a general mathematical methodology based on Graph Theory which is applicable to many …

Food, water and domestic energy demands changes seasonally as well as the availability of
renewable energy sources. One of the challenging questions of utilizing renewable …

Cogeneration systems provide an efficient means of producing electricity and heat, while
trigeneration systems extend the concept by producing an additional output in the form of …

The primary aim of process-network synthesis, or PNS in short, is to determine the best
process network achieving a desired goal, eg, producing a set of desired products or satisfy …

Reduction of CO2 emissions from industrial facilities is of utmost importance for sustainable
development. Novel process systems with the capability to remove CO2 will be useful for …

The P-graph framework was originally developed to address Process Network Synthesis
(PNS) problems in the preliminary design of chemical plants. P-graph provides a …

The present work proposes a computer-aided methodology for designing sustainable supply
chains in terms of sustainability metrics by utilizing the P-graph framework. The methodology …