Partitioning and Tearing of Networks Applied to Process Flowsheeting

A review of the methods available for identification of the computational sequence in modular process simulators (partitioning and tearing) is followed by the presentation of a new very efficient and close-to-optimal routine for tearing. The problem of partitioning can be solved in computer times th...

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Main Authors: Truls Gundersen, Terje Hertzberg
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Norwegian Society of Automatic Control 1983-07-01
Series:Modeling, Identification and Control
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Online Access:http://www.mic-journal.no/PDF/1983/MIC-1983-3-2.pdf
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spelling doaj-c0b172f20fe6420292149c9c5f8840932020-11-24T22:24:31ZengNorwegian Society of Automatic ControlModeling, Identification and Control0332-73531890-13281983-07-014313916510.4173/mic.1983.3.2Partitioning and Tearing of Networks Applied to Process FlowsheetingTruls GundersenTerje HertzbergA review of the methods available for identification of the computational sequence in modular process simulators (partitioning and tearing) is followed by the presentation of a new very efficient and close-to-optimal routine for tearing. The problem of partitioning can be solved in computer times that are linear functions of the number of unit modules (vertices in the graph). The algorithm of Johns has been found to execute faster than the later and far better known algorithm of Tarjan. These methods are almost identical in idea but use different techniques in the book-keeping. http://www.mic-journal.no/PDF/1983/MIC-1983-3-2.pdfDecompositiongraph theoryprocess flowsheeting
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author Truls Gundersen
Terje Hertzberg
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Terje Hertzberg
Partitioning and Tearing of Networks Applied to Process Flowsheeting
Modeling, Identification and Control
Decomposition
graph theory
process flowsheeting
author_facet Truls Gundersen
Terje Hertzberg
author_sort Truls Gundersen
title Partitioning and Tearing of Networks Applied to Process Flowsheeting
title_short Partitioning and Tearing of Networks Applied to Process Flowsheeting
title_full Partitioning and Tearing of Networks Applied to Process Flowsheeting
title_fullStr Partitioning and Tearing of Networks Applied to Process Flowsheeting
title_full_unstemmed Partitioning and Tearing of Networks Applied to Process Flowsheeting
title_sort partitioning and tearing of networks applied to process flowsheeting
publisher Norwegian Society of Automatic Control
series Modeling, Identification and Control
issn 0332-7353
1890-1328
publishDate 1983-07-01
description A review of the methods available for identification of the computational sequence in modular process simulators (partitioning and tearing) is followed by the presentation of a new very efficient and close-to-optimal routine for tearing. The problem of partitioning can be solved in computer times that are linear functions of the number of unit modules (vertices in the graph). The algorithm of Johns has been found to execute faster than the later and far better known algorithm of Tarjan. These methods are almost identical in idea but use different techniques in the book-keeping.
topic Decomposition
graph theory
process flowsheeting
url http://www.mic-journal.no/PDF/1983/MIC-1983-3-2.pdf
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