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A superstructure is presented to define the interactions between mass allocation and heat exchanger networks.

This paper presents a mixed-integer linear programming model to design mass allocation and heat exchanger networks simultaneously.

The methodology can be very helpful for sequential or simultaneous models designing mass allocation and heat exchangers networks.

This is due to the allocation of environmental impacts from coal mining, preparation and combustion processes by both the Mass Allocation and Economic Allocation scenarios which reduces the normalized green indicator compared to the baseline scenario.

Herbivory can induce compensatory growth by stimulating photosynthesis, altering mass allocation and increasing growth rates (Markkola et al. 2004; Hódar et al. 2008).

LCA models of concrete containing 10, 25 and 50% fly ash as cement replacement are created based on four allocation scenarios: i) Baseline- No Allocation, ii) Mass Allocation, iii) Economic Allocation, and iv) Disposal Avoidance.

Parasite infection had no effects on the root/shoot ratio in different-aged hosts, i.e. parasite infection did not alter the mass allocation to roots and shoots.

The environmental impacts associated with for the Economic Allocation and Mass Allocation scenarios are higher than those determined from the Baseline and Disposal Avoidance approaches and for all mix designs.

Hao and Papadopoulos (1999) found that plant dry mass production could be increased through lighting supplementation, and dry mass allocation was increased to the fruit and decreased to the stem.

Regressions were also successful in identifying which growth features were not affected by flooding, especially allocation patterns, as expressed by parameters such as below : above-ground ratios, and leaf and root mass allocation.

When treating fly ash impacts, three allocation procedures were compared: 'no allocation', economic, and mass allocation, with mass allocation giving unreasonably high impacts of fly ash.