A stochastic grey-box model of a solvent-based carbon capture pilot plant
Authors:
- Emil Skov MartinsenEMEmil Skov Martinsen
- Lars SchwarzerLSLars Schwarzer
- Sten FrandsenSFSten Frandsen
- Tejs ScharlingTSTejs Scharling
- Mathias Boe RysgaardMRMathias Boe Rysgaard
- Tobias K.S. RitschelTobias K.S. Ritschel
- Jan Kloppenborg MøllerJan Kloppenborg Møller
- Henrik MadsenHenrik Madsen
- Goran GoranovićGoran Goranović
Open Access
- 20 June 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Computers & Chemical Engineering
- Vol. 213
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- HORIZON EUROPE Framework Programme
- Innovationsfonden
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