This paper describes a qualitative domain theory developed for modeling fluids and thermodynamics scenarios in On. This work builds on the domain models of [4], adding process definitions for pumps (fo r liquids), compressors (for gasses), and a phase-change process for condensation. The model includes a complete qualitative account of the thermodynamic behavior of fluids associate d with each type of process. It allows significant flexibility and composability in assembling new scenarios; the user need only describe the structural configuration to be modeled, and qPE does the rest. It has been used to model a variety of fluid system scenarios, including a two-phase refrigeration system described i n detail. Lessons learned from putting tog...
Existing approaches to qualitative physics concentrate on the reasoning aspects with qualitative val...
Creating qualitative models is often considered an art rather than a scientific undertaking, lacking...
When contemplating or designing a separation process, every chemical engineer at once recognizes the...
This paper describes a qualitative domain theory for core phenomena in engineering thermodynamics, e...
Within the realm of research toward the emulation of human intelligence, the problem of how to perfo...
Understanding people's commonsense knowledge about physical world is a fundamental problem in buildi...
When quantitative knowledge is incomplete or unavailable (e.g. during design), qualitative models ca...
This paper reports on research in progress, investigating the use of process-centered quali_ tative ...
Qualitative reasoning can, and should, be decomposed into a model-buibding task, which creates a qua...
This paper explores the possibility of extending Process-based models with Qualitative differential ...
The book begins with an overview of the phase diagrams of fluid mixtures (fluid = liquid, gas, or su...
One goal of qualitative physics is to capture the tacit knowledge of engineers and scientists. It is...
One of the factors hindering the wide-spread ap-plication of qualitative simulation techniques is th...
Computer systems which exhibit the flexibility and range of performance of a chemical engineer will ...
Objects move, collide, flow, bend, heat up, cool down, stretch, compress and boil. These and other...
Existing approaches to qualitative physics concentrate on the reasoning aspects with qualitative val...
Creating qualitative models is often considered an art rather than a scientific undertaking, lacking...
When contemplating or designing a separation process, every chemical engineer at once recognizes the...
This paper describes a qualitative domain theory for core phenomena in engineering thermodynamics, e...
Within the realm of research toward the emulation of human intelligence, the problem of how to perfo...
Understanding people's commonsense knowledge about physical world is a fundamental problem in buildi...
When quantitative knowledge is incomplete or unavailable (e.g. during design), qualitative models ca...
This paper reports on research in progress, investigating the use of process-centered quali_ tative ...
Qualitative reasoning can, and should, be decomposed into a model-buibding task, which creates a qua...
This paper explores the possibility of extending Process-based models with Qualitative differential ...
The book begins with an overview of the phase diagrams of fluid mixtures (fluid = liquid, gas, or su...
One goal of qualitative physics is to capture the tacit knowledge of engineers and scientists. It is...
One of the factors hindering the wide-spread ap-plication of qualitative simulation techniques is th...
Computer systems which exhibit the flexibility and range of performance of a chemical engineer will ...
Objects move, collide, flow, bend, heat up, cool down, stretch, compress and boil. These and other...
Existing approaches to qualitative physics concentrate on the reasoning aspects with qualitative val...
Creating qualitative models is often considered an art rather than a scientific undertaking, lacking...
When contemplating or designing a separation process, every chemical engineer at once recognizes the...