Description

Determine the reaction coefficients for the catalytic cracking of gas
oil into gas and other byproducts.

This model is from the COPS benchmarking suite.
See http://www-unix.mcs.anl.gov/~more/cops/.

The number of discretization points can be specified using the command
line parameter --nh. COPS performance tests have been reported for nh
= 50, 100, 200, 400

Large Model of Type : NLP

Category : GAMS Model library

Main file : gasoil.gms   includes :  copspart.inc

$title Catalytic Cracking of Gas Oil COPS 2.0 #12 (GASOIL,SEQ=240)

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Determine the reaction coefficients for the catalytic cracking of gas
oil into gas and other byproducts.

This model is from the COPS benchmarking suite.
See http://www-unix.mcs.anl.gov/~more/cops/.

The number of discretization points can be specified using the command
line parameter --nh. COPS performance tests have been reported for nh
= 50, 100, 200, 400


Dolan, E D, and More, J J, Benchmarking Optimization
Software with COPS. Tech. rep., Mathematics and Computer
Science Division, 2000.

Tjoa, I B, and Biegler, L T, Simultaneous Solution and
Optimization Strategies for Parameter Estimation of
Differential-Algebraic Equations Systems. Ind. Eng. Chem.
Res. 30 (1991), 376-385.

Averick, B M, Carter, R G, More, J J, and Xue, G L, The
MINPACK-2 Test Problem Collection. Tech. rep., Mathematics
and Computer Science Division, Argonne National
Laboratory, 1992.

Ascher, U M, Mattheij, R M M, and Russell, R D, Numerical
Solution of Boundary Value Problems for Ordinary
Differential Equations. SIAM, 1995.

Keywords: nonlinear programming, chemical engineering, catalytic cracking
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$if not set nh $set nh 50

Set
   ne 'differential equations' / ne1*ne2    /
   np 'ODE parameters'         / np1*np3    /
   nc 'collocation points'     / nc1*nc4    /
   nh 'partition intervals'    / nh1*nh%nh% /
   nm 'measurements'           / 1*21       /;

Parameter
   bc(ne)  'ODE initial conditions' / ne1 1, ne2 0 /
   tau(nm) 'times at which observations made'
           /  1  0.000,  2  0.025,  3  0.050,  4  0.075,  5  0.100,  6  0.125
              7  0.150,  8  0.175,  9  0.200, 10  0.225, 11  0.250, 12  0.300
             13  0.350, 14  0.400, 15  0.450, 16  0.500, 17  0.550, 18  0.650
             19  0.750, 20  0.850, 21  0.950                                  /;

Table z(nm,ne) 'observation'
            ne1     ne2
    1    1.0000       0
    2    0.8105  0.2000
    3    0.6208  0.2886
    4    0.5258  0.3010
    5    0.4345  0.3215
    6    0.3903  0.3123
    7    0.3342  0.2716
    8    0.3034  0.2551
    9    0.2735  0.2258
   10    0.2405  0.1959
   11    0.2283  0.1789
   12    0.2071  0.1457
   13    0.1669  0.1198
   14    0.1530  0.0909
   15    0.1339  0.0719
   16    0.1265  0.0561
   17    0.1200  0.0460
   18    0.0990  0.0280
   19    0.0870  0.0190
   20    0.0770  0.0140
   21    0.0690  0.0100;

$batInclude copspart.inc nc4 21

Positive Variable theta(np) 'ODE parameters';

Equation
   collocation_eqn1(nh,nc)
   collocation_eqn2(nh,nc);

collocation_eqn1(i,j)..
   Duc[i,j,'ne1'] =e= - (theta['np1'] + theta['np3'])*sqr(uc[i,j,'ne1']);

collocation_eqn2(i,j)..
   Duc[i,j,'ne2'] =e= theta['np1']*sqr(uc[i,j,'ne1']) - theta['np2']*uc[i,j,'ne2'];

v.fx['nh1',s] = bc(s);

Model gasoil / all /;

$if set workSpace gasoil.workSpace = %workSpace%

solve gasoil minimizing obj using nlp;