Jacobian-based Model Diagnostics and Application to Equation Oriented Modeling of a Carbon Capture System
Author:
Allan Douglas A.12, Ostace Anca12, Lee Andrew12, Paul Brandon12, Deshpande Anuja12, Zamarripa Miguel A.12, Morgan Joshua C.12, Omell Benjamin P.1
Affiliation:
1. National Energy Technology Laboratory, Pittsburgh, PA 15236, USA 2. NETL Support Contractor, Pittsburgh, PA 15236, USA
Abstract
Equation-oriented (EO) modeling has the potential to enable the effective design and optimization of the operation of advanced energy systems. However, advanced modeling of energy systems results in a large number of variables and non-linear equations, and it can be difficult to search through these to identify the culprit(s) responsible for convergence issues. The Institute for the Design of Advanced Energy Systems Integrated Platform (IDAES-IP) contains a tool to identify poorly scaled constraints and variables by searching for rows and columns of the Jacobian matrix with small L2-norms so they can be rescaled. A further singular value decomposition can be performed to identify degenerate sets of equations and remaining scaling issues. This work presents an EO model of a flowsheet developed for post-combustion carbon capture using a monoethanolamine (MEA) solvent system as a case study. The IDAES diagnostics tools were successfully applied to this flowsheet to identify problems to improve model robustness and enable the optimization of process design and operating conditions of a carbon capture system.
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