Technical brief
Planning co-product chemical networks under uncertainty.
A short technical brief for planners, process engineers, and optimization leads. It covers why one-product-per-recipe planning breaks on co-product networks, how to price the trade-offs, and how to plan when demand, prices, yields, and availability will not sit still.
What is inside
- 01Why MRP-based planning breaks on co-product networks, and how a resource-task network represents linked yields
- 02Pricing a co-product slate: the value of each output, and the value of relaxing a constraint
- 03From averages to ranges: building scenarios for demand, prices, yields, and outages
- 04Which decisions to commit now, and which to leave flexible
- 05A worked example on an illustrative cracker network: feed selection and turnaround timing
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