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Active H2020 European Commission

Smart and CO2 neutral Olefin Production by arTificial Intelligence and MAchine Learning

€1.21M EUR

Funder European Commission
Recipient Organization The University of Sheffield
Country United Kingdom
Start Date Aug 01, 2021
End Date Dec 31, 2026
Duration 1,978 days
Number of Grantees 13
Roles Participant; Coordinator; Partner
Data Source European Commission
Grant ID 101007963
Grant Description

The proposed project is to develop and maintain long term collaborations between Europe and China towards CO2 neutral Olefin production.

We will realize this objective by carrying out joint research in big data and artificial intelligence (AI) for ethylene plants integrated with carbon capture and CO2 utilisation.

Specifically this requires a universal set of skills such as pilot scale experimental study, process modelling and analysis, optimisation, catalysis and reaction kinetics that will be strengthened by the individual mobility of researchers between Europe and China. There are 12 partners involved in OPTIMAL with 3 industrial partners.

These partners are world leading in their respective research areas. OPTIMAL is planned to start from Aug. 2021 and will continue for 65 months.

There will be 28 experienced and 35 early stage researchers participating in OPTIMAL with exchange visits of 262 person months. The funding of €772,800 will be requested from European Commission to support these planned secondments.

The European beneficiaries are experts at catalysis, CO2 utilisation, intensified carbon capture, reaction mechanism and kinetics & CFD studies, hybrid modelling, molecular simulation and dynamic optimisation, whilst the Chinese partners are experts at exergy analysis, process control and optimisation, solvent-based carbon capture & data-driven model development, deep reinforced learning based model free control, intelligent predictive control, physics-based reduced order model development, soft exergy sensor development and optimisation under uncertainty.

Transfer of knowledge will take place through these exchange visits.

We will generate at least 25 Journal publications and 25 Conference papers. 2 Special Issues will be established in leading journals such as Applied Energy. 2 Workshops and 2 Special Sessions in major international conferences will also be organised to disseminate project results.

All Grantees

Avgi; The University of Sheffield; Universiteit Gent; Carbon Clean Solutions Limited; Xi'An Jiaotong University; University of Newcastle Upon Tyne; Nanjing Improve Automation Technology Co Ltd; Sintef As; University of Hull; Hunan University; East China University of Science and Technology; Southeast University; Norges Teknisk-Naturvitenskapelige Universitet Ntnu

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