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Supplementary material for: Generative AI in Process Design Instruction: A Survey of Students and Faculty
Daniel R Lewin, Thomas A. Adams II, Dominik Bongartz, Seyed Soheil Mansouri, Edwin Zondervan
January 27, 2026 (v1)
Subject: Education
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Education, Process Design
This is supplementary material for the paper "Generative AI in Process Design Instruction: A Survey of Students and Faculty" in Systems and Control Transactions. The supplementary material contains reference information for the paper. Specifically, it contains the survey questions used in the study, the raw data results of that survey, and a ChatGPT transcript of a session in which ChatGPT was used to synthesize a flowsheet of an ammonia synthesis process and perform an analysis of the conceptual design.
Source code for A MIBL model for a Northern European negative-emission hydrogen supply chain with CCS in the North Sea
Matthias Maier, Sungho Shin, Simon Roussanaly, Thomas Adams
January 29, 2026 (v2)
Subject: Optimization
Keywords: CCS, Hydrogen, MIBLP, Superstructure Optimization
This study presents a mixed-integer bilinear optimization model for the cost-optimal design of a Northern European hydrogen supply chain with integrated CCS, focusing on exports from Norway to Germany and CO2 sequestration in Norway. The model is formulated as a superstructure problem and implemented in Pyomo, considering multiple locations for infrastructure nodes and transport options for hydrogen, wood chips, and CO2.
Preprint of Export of bioenergy from Norway – Hydrogen or wood chips?
Matthias Maier, Sungho Shin, Thomas Adams II
January 20, 2026 (v1)
Subject: Uncategorized
Keywords: biomass gasification, compressed hydrogen shipping, eco-techno-economic analysis, hydrogen production, hydrogen supply chain, wood chip shipping
This study investigates the potential of producing hydrogen based on currently unused biomass potentials in Norway and exporting the hydrogen to the European Union. Export of hydrogen via compressed hydrogen is compared with the export of wood chips via bulk shipping and the production of hydrogen from wood chips in the respective import country. A mixed-integer linear optimization model was developed to minimize total supply chain costs of the two parallel supply chain options. Results show that shipping wood chips and producing hydrogen in the importing country is more cost-effective than producing and shipping compressed hydrogen from Norway, with levelized supply chain costs of 33.4 NOK/kgH2 versus 47.6 NOK/kgH2, respectively . This arises mainly because of significantly higher investment costs for compressed hydrogen ships and lower payload. However, hydrogen production in Norway and export via compressed hydrogen shipping result in lower overall emissions due to Norway's highe... [more]
Data for: Set-based Formulations for the State Task Network Scheduling Problem
David A. Liñán, Georgia Stinchfield, Carl D. Laird, Jan Kronqvist
January 15, 2026 (v1)
This supplementary material contains tables and figures with the data necessary to replicate the results described in the manuscript.
Source code for: Set-based Formulations for the State Task Network Scheduling Problem
David A. Liñán, Georgia Stinchfield, Carl D. Laird, Jan Kronqvist
January 15, 2026 (v1)
The source code contains a run_experiments.sh script, which can be used to replicate the results described in the manuscript.
Single Stage and Double Stage Absorption Heat Transformer
Rajalakshmi Krishnadoss, Thomas A. Adams II
January 23, 2026 (v4)
Keywords: Absorption Heat Transformer, Energy Efficiency, Process modelling, Thermal Energy
Aspen Plus Equation-Oriented model for Single and Double Stage Absorption Heat Transformer
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