Optimizing energy efficiency in fluid catalytic cracking units with GA and NSGA-II: A comprehensive simulation and multi-factor analysis

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Fluid catalytic cracking units show improved energy efficiency metrics through optimization techniques.
Energy savings of up to 15% are achievable with the genetic algorithm and NSGA-II.
Simulation of various scenarios allows for a comprehensive multi-factor analysis in these units.
Potential applications suggest broader energy efficiency advancements in industrial processes.

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