This package contains examples that demonstrate how parameter settings and boundary conditions can affect the number and size of algebraic loops.
Either a pressure difference or a mass flow rate is prescribed.
The parameter from_dp is set to either
true or false. These combinations are
applied to a flow network consisting of parallel, series or
parallel-series components. By looking at the size of the nonlinear
equations between the example and its counter-part that ends in
Optimised, one can see whether the symbolic processing
optimally converts the system of equations.
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| Parallel connection with prescribed pressure difference and non-optimised parameters | |
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Parallel connection with prescribed pressure difference and optimised parameters |
| Parallel connection with prescribed flow rate and non-optimised parameters | |
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Parallel connection with prescribed flow rate and optimised parameters |
| Series connection with prescribed pressure difference and non-optimised parameters | |
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Series connection with prescribed pressure difference and optimised parameters |
| Series connection with prescribed flow rate and non-optimised parameters | |
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Series connection with prescribed flow and optimised parameters |
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Combined series and parallel connection with prescribed pressure difference and non-optimised parameters |
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Combined series and parallel connection with prescribed pressure difference and non-optimised parameters |
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Combined series and parallel connection with prescribed flow rate and non-optimised parameters |
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Combined series and parallel connection with prescribed flow rate and non-optimised parameters |