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Over the past few decades of sustainable development, energy savings in batch processing facilities has played a vital role. The increasing trend in production of high value and low volume products in food, pharmaceutical industries and fine/specialty chemicals is driving the development of material, energy and water integrated scheduling techniques for multiproduct/multipurpose batch plants. In the present study, a three index Unit Specific Event Based (USEB) model is proposed for the simultaneous short-term scheduling and heat integration of batch plants. A mixed integer linear programming (MILP) model is proposed to handle direct heat integration. The performance of the proposed model is evaluated by considering two benchmark examples.

Simultaneous Scheduling and Heat Integration of Batch Plants Using Unit-Specific Event Based Modelling