Place Your Paper Title Here with Title Capitalization

Firstname Q. Lastnamea, Name-first R. S. Name-last Jr.b, and Third Authorb*

a Provincial University, Department of Chemical Engineering, City, Province, Country

b State College, Engineering Department, City, State, Country

* Corresponding Author: author.email@someuniversity.ca.

Abstract

Type your abstract text here. Please limit to 400 words. Uses the style PSE_AbstractText.

Keywords: keyword one, keyword two, keyword three, separated by commas

Date Record: This text will be replaced by the publisher at press time.

Using Text and header styles – this is header 1

This is Header 2

Regular text uses the PSE_Text style. Please do not add spaces between paragraphs. Paragraphs will indent automatically, and will hyphenate automatically. Do not add extra paragraph spaces between sections.

This is header 3

Use the PSE_Header styles for all headers. When you do this, do not add extra blank paragraph whitespace between text and headers, the spacing will already be set.

Figures and Tables in the text

One Column-Width Figures

The standard column width is 8.5 cm in this template. When inserting a single-column figure in the text, insert the figure in its own paragraph, and change the style of that paragraph to PSE_FigureAndCaption. Insert the figure. On the next line, type the figure caption, and make sure that it is also styled as PSE_FigureAndCaption. Place the figure where it best flows with the text.

Figure 1. Example 1-column figure with a short caption.

One-Column Tables

Use the Insert | Table feature to insert a table with a single column width, inline in the text. Use PSE_TableCaption for the caption and PSE_TableContent for the table itself. Use the PSE_TableFormat template in the Table Design ribbon to apply standard borders, but feel free to add other rules and lines as needed to best communicate your table. (You will not see PSE_TableFormat in the list of styles, that is found in the Table Design ribbon).

Table 1: Caption for the table. Multi-line table captions will be fully justified.

Stream	Description	Flow
Feed	A mixture of MeOH, EtOH, and BuOH.	11.2 kmol/hr
Side Draw	Mostly ethanol	115.0 kmol/hr
Distillate	Mostly methanol	21.5 kmol/hr
Bottoms	Mostly butanol	110 kmol/hr

Two Column (Page-Width) Tables and Figures

The printable page width is 17.5 cm, but images and tables should be limited to 17 cm wide. Use the Insert Text box feature in Microsoft word and use a Simple Text Box (leave the borders around it). Use the same PSE_FigureAndCaption, PSE_TableCaption, PSE_TableContent, and PSE_TableFormat styles that you would use for single column tables and figures. Resize the text box appropriately. To snap the box to the top or bottom of the page, click the text box, go to the Shape Format ribbon. In the Position drop down, choose the icon in the upper left to have the text box snap to the upper left portion of the page. Place the text box on whatever page is most convenient to your message. In fact, the example is located on the next page.

How to CITE REFERENCES IN THE TEXT

Text citations should use numbers in square brackets [1] and placed at the end of the phrase that is most appropriate in the context of the sentence, which may or may not be at the end of the sentences. You can cite ranges of papers [1-5] or sets of papers [3,5,8].

Other Formatting instructions

Equations in the Text

Equations should look like the following. Use the Equation Editor in Microsoft Word (Alt + = or Insert | Equation). Then use PSE_Equation for the style. Add the equation reference numbers in parenthesis after the equation inline, and use tabs until the equation numbers are aligned properly (equation numbers and whitespace should all use PSE_Equation). Do not add additional space above or below equation as that will be handled by the style.

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(2)

You can use LaTeX format or UnicodeMath format if you prefer. Here is an example of a matrix that was made using LaTeX. To add a LaTeX format equation, hit Alt + = or Insert | Equation to add a new equation, and make sure the Conversions is set to LaTeX in the Editor ribbon (you should only need to do this the first time).

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Language and Spelling

We prefer Canadian English or Québec French spellings and grammar, but other forms of French and English are acceptable.

Headers, Footers, and Copyright

You may replace “Author et al.” with the first author’s last name, et al in the footer on the second page.

Do not make any other modification to the headers, footers, margins, or copyright information after the references.

DIGITAL supplementary material

Digital supplementary material (data sheets, data files, additional explanatory text, examples, stream condition tables, simulation files, models, or source code) can be included in your paper by having a header just before the acknowledgments called Digital Supplementary Materials. Include a brief description, and hyperlinks to the material. If the digital supplementary materials are to be peer reviewed, indicate that.

Submitting Digital Supplementary Materials to LAPSE

You are encouraged to submit digital supplementary materials to the Living Archive for Process Systems Engineering at http://PSEcommunity.org/LAPSE. You can then refer to your digital materials by using the LAPSE ID in this section. We will hyperlink it to your LAPSE submission automatically.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Please acknowledge your funders in this section, with grant or funding numbers as appropriate.

References

Author FN, Suffix AB Jr, Roman BC III, Multiple Surname GV. Title of the paper in sentence case. Abbrev J Title 4:32-42 (2020)

Inventor FN. Title of the patent in sentence case. US Patent 3,765,134. (2019)

Author FN, Other SD. Capitalized Title of the Book. Publisher (2021).

Author FN, Other CA. Title of the section of the book. In: Capitalized Title of the Edited Book. Ed: Editor QC, Other JC. Publisher (2022)

Webpage author. http://hyper.link/deep/link.html

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