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    A Slope-Based Method for Least Cost Tolerance Allocation

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    In this paper, a new methodology is presented to solve the tolerance allocation-process selection problem simultaneously The prob lem is modeled using discrete and continuous variables and is transformed into a model with only continuous variables by defining an efficient tolerance-cost curve for each component Since the efficient tolerance-cost curve is neither convex nor concave, nonlinear programming method ologies cannot be directly applied The tolerance-cost curve is piecewise linearly approximated and an efficient methodology is developed to solve the problem The method starts with a solution which minimizes the objective function value but is not feasible The infeasibility is iteratively reduced in a way that the increase in the objective function value is minimal Computational analysis indicates that the method is very robust and requires negligible CPU timeYeshttps://us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/manuscript-submission-guideline

    Introduction To Material ; Energy Balances

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    xiv;ill.;683hal.;25c

    Engineering optimization: methods and applications/ Reklaitis

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    xvii, 684 hal.: ill.; 28 c

    AIMMS® for Scheduling of Chemical Plants

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    TOWARD THE SYNTHESIS OF GLOBAL OPTIMUM HEAT EXCHANGER NETWORKS : THE UNPINCHED CASE

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    Agent-Based Simulation Framework for Public Bus Fleet Electrification Investment Analysis

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    10.1016/B978-0-444-59506-5.50076-6Computer Aided Chemical Engineering311226-123

    An iterative concurrent subspace robust design framework

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