Survey of Existing Systems for the Dynamic Simulation of Industrial Processes

John D. Perkins

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Publication date

April 1986

DOI

10.4173/mic.1986.2.2

Publisher

Norwegian Society of Automatic Control

Journal

Modeling Identification and Control A Norwegian Research Bulletin

Abstract

Dynamic simulation has the reputation of being a costly exercise. Tools to help reduce the development costs of dynamic models are discussed in this paper. Mathematical software libraries and CSSLs are briefly discussed from a user's point of view. Dynamic flowsheeting packages are classified, and one particular equation oriented package, SPEEDUP (Sargent, Perkins and Thomas (1982)) is discussed in detail

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