Optimizing $CO_{2}$ Capture in Pressure Swing Adsorption Units: A Deep Neural Network Approach with Optimality Evaluation and Operating Maps for Decision-Making
Carine Menezes Rebello, Idelfonso B. R. Nogueira

TL;DR
This paper introduces a deep neural network-based surrogate optimization method for Pressure Swing Adsorption units to enhance CO2 capture, providing operational maps and decision-making tools validated against phenomenological models.
Contribution
It develops a novel DNN-based surrogate modeling framework integrated with optimization and analysis techniques for improved process control in CO2 capture systems.
Findings
Validated surrogate models against phenomenological models.
Generated comprehensive Pareto fronts for optimal decision-making.
Provided operational maps to guide process optimization.
Abstract
This study presents a methodology for surrogate optimization of cyclic adsorption processes, focusing on enhancing Pressure Swing Adsorption units for carbon dioxide () capture. We developed and implemented a multiple-input, single-output (MISO) framework comprising two deep neural network (DNN) models, predicting key process performance indicators. These models were then integrated into an optimization framework, leveraging particle swarm optimization (PSO) and statistical analysis to generate a comprehensive Pareto front representation. This approach delineated feasible operational regions (FORs) and highlighted the spectrum of optimal decision-making scenarios. A key aspect of our methodology was the evaluation of optimization effectiveness. This was accomplished by testing decision variables derived from the Pareto front against a phenomenological model, affirming the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCarbon Dioxide Capture Technologies · Process Optimization and Integration · Phase Equilibria and Thermodynamics
