2008
DOI: 10.31514/rliberato.2008v9n11.p19
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Solução de sistemas de equações algébrico-diferenciais ordinárias de índice superior

Abstract: Neste trabalho são discutidas três técnicas para a inicialização consistente e integração numérica de sistemas de equações algébrico-diferenciais de índice superior. A primeira técnica trabalha exclusivamente com o sistema reduzido de índice um ou zero, as outras duas incorporam, no sistema reduzido, restrições que surgem após a redução do índice pela introdução de variáveis de restrição e integrais de variáveis de restrição, respectivamente. O processo de redução de índice é realizado de forma estrutural, fun… Show more

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“…If the system is index two or more, the model index can be either reduced to one by algorithms that reduce the index automatically, , or efficiently solved by stiffly stable solvers, like IDAS solver included in SUNDIALS…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…If the system is index two or more, the model index can be either reduced to one by algorithms that reduce the index automatically, , or efficiently solved by stiffly stable solvers, like IDAS solver included in SUNDIALS…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, it can be solved with ODE solvers or conventional DAE solvers. 13 If the system is index two or more, the model index can be either reduced to one by algorithms that reduce the index automatically, 19,20 or efficiently solved by stiffly stable solvers, like IDAS solver included in SUNDIALS. 21 Nevertheless, for modeling distillation columns, both options need higher-order derivatives of the thermodynamic properties, which are not normally provided by conventional thermodynamic packages and are quite difficult to obtain manually.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, it can be solved with ODE solvers or conventional DAE solvers (BRENAN; CAMPBELL; PETZOLD, 1996). If the system is index two or more, the model index can be either reduced to one by algorithms that reduce the index automatically LOURENÇ O;SECCHI, 2008), or efficiently solved by stiffly stable solvers, like IDAS included in SUNDIALS (HINDMARSH et al, 2005).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%