Future Trends in Process

System Engineering

Prof. Sirkka-Liisa Jms-Jounela

Espoo, 14.04.2014
Personnel
Prof. Sirkka-Liisa Jms-Jounela
PhD in control engineering (Helsinki University of Technology, University of Utah)
MSc in process engineering (Oulu university)
MBA studies
Industrial experience: Tieto, OVAKO, Rautaruukki, Kemira,Outotec

Post-doc researchers PhD students

Dr. Alexey Zakharov
PhD in system analysis (Moscow University, Russia) Jukka Kortela
MSc in applied mathematics (Moscow University, Russia) MSc in control engineering (Oulu University)

Dr. Tushar Jain Octavio Pozo Garcia

PhD in control engineering (University of Lorraine, France) MSc in PSE (Aalto University)
M.Tech in system modeling and control (IIT Roorkee, India)
Alexandre Boriouchkine
Dr. Miao Yu MSc in PSE (Aalto University)
PhD in control engineering (Zhejiang University, China)
MSc in control engineering (Zhejiang University, China)
Rinat Landman
MSc in PSE (Aalto University)
MSc thesis students
Aleksi Eskelinen

Palash Sarkar

Lanre Balogun
Contents
What is Process system Engineering ?
Global trends and driving technologies in process
system engineering development
Factory in future
Current research in PSE in Aalto
Future trends in PSE in teaching and research
PSE global network in teaching and research
 Process systems engineering
Process systems engineering is the application of systematic
computer-based methods to process engineering

Several accomplishments in PSE:

Process design: synthesis of energy recovery networks, synthesis of
distillation systems, synthesis of reactor networks, hierarchical
decomposition flowsheets
Process control: model predictive control, robust control, nonlinear
control, process monitoring
Process operations: scheduling process networks, multiperiod
planning, data reconciliation, real-time optimization, fault diagnosis
 The aim of PSE is to design and
operate information &
knowledge flow of chemical
engineering in local and global
network

Virtual Factory in Suppliers

Management
cloud computing
environment Customers
Services & End user
Contents

What is Process system Engineering ?

Global trends and driving technologies in process
system engineering development
Factory in future
Current research in PSE in Aalto
Future trends in PSE in teaching and research
PSE global network in teaching and research
 EU FP6 NECST
Networked control systems tolerant to faults
Novel mathematical
methods for control
of networks and
control over networks

First industrial
implementation of
fault tolerant model
New research area:
predictive control
networked control
 EU FP7 PAPYRUS
Plug and Play monitoring and control architecture for
optimization of large scale production processes

Plant Asset Management

Algorithms to detect thickness Global development and economical trends

International competition and global business environment

sensor fouling, leakages,

blockages & valve stiction inPrognosis
Fault Tolerant Control
KPIs computation

the drying section

Production planning and
control
Plant

Diagnosis-FDD Novel mathematical theory for

Adapted/distributed
corrective actions

distributed fault tolerant MPC

Real-time optimization
Therapy

Unit Processes Root cause

analysis

Advanced process control

-Data-based methods
for large scale systems driven by
KPIs
-Model-based methods
Field components

Innovation Announcements
Basic control

and Patents
Process Control and Optimization Diagnosis
 EU FP7 STOICISM
Sustainable Technologies for Calcined Industrial Minerals in Europe

MINE
Dynamic model for the calciner
Enhanced MPC Control Strategy

Technology lift-up of the

whole production chain from
mine to the specialized
product

09/09/2015
10
 TEKES DYNERGIA
Flexible energy production in bio-economy
BioGrate boilers and added value products
Dynamic simulator and fault-
tolerant MPC

Control of flexible energy

Innovation Announcements system
Contents
What is Process system Engineering ?
Global trends and driving technologies in process
system engineering development
Factory in future
Current research in PSE in Aalto
Future trends in PSE in teaching and research
PSE global network in teaching and research
Optimization Methods for Supply Chain
Management of Renewable Fuels
 Global PSE Network
CTH
NTNU Moscow TU Darmstadt Imperial
KTH State College of
University London
DTU NPCG Aachen Europe
A
TUC TU Hamburg
Machester
Aalto University
(PSE)

Zhejiang
MIT
University Texas A&M
USA
Asia RPI

University of
National ECUST Vanderbilt
Michigan
University of University Texas
Singapore IIT Delhi University of
University
California
THANK YOU!!