MATLS 4I03 Lecture Notes - Sodium Chloride, Sodium Hydroxide, Kilowatt Hour
11 Feb 2014
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Formulation of the problem (cid:1) expand the technology matrix for generation: (cid:1) assume that producing 10 kwh of electricity uses 10-12 of a new generator, and creates a disposal of 10-12 of an old generator. Impossible solution (cid:1) cannot solve as = f for s: (cid:1) a cannot be inverted because it is not square. Possible tricks around the problem: add hollow processes to the technology. Matrix (zeros to make it square: replace the non-zero numbers for the flow that are to be cut-off by zeros, remove the cut-off flows from the. Technology matrix (cid:1) make a new process, 3, that makes one generator, and another, 4, to dispose it (cid:1) do not have data on how much oil is used to make a generator, and how much co2 and. Hollow process solution (cid:1) add the 2 processes to the technology. Matrix (cid:1) a can now be inverted, and results in.
