A mathematical reduction method named Homotopy is applied to the Anaerobic Digestion Model No. 1 or ADM1, cf. (Batstone et al., 2002), a complex model of bioprocess describing the anaerobic digestion. Because we are interested in what happens on small timescales, the proposed method neglects the slow dynamics keeping only the fastest ones in using the technique of eigenvalue-state association. This transformation is described by the Homotopy matrix H. Simulations show that the reduced model behaves globally like the initial model at steady states. This approach is confronted with the reduction method using balancing of empirical gramians, an approach that ensures the same input-output behaviour of the reduced model with regard to the original one.
Towards a systematic approach to reduce complex bioprocess models - Application to the ADM1
FICARA, ELENA;
2012-01-01
Abstract
A mathematical reduction method named Homotopy is applied to the Anaerobic Digestion Model No. 1 or ADM1, cf. (Batstone et al., 2002), a complex model of bioprocess describing the anaerobic digestion. Because we are interested in what happens on small timescales, the proposed method neglects the slow dynamics keeping only the fastest ones in using the technique of eigenvalue-state association. This transformation is described by the Homotopy matrix H. Simulations show that the reduced model behaves globally like the initial model at steady states. This approach is confronted with the reduction method using balancing of empirical gramians, an approach that ensures the same input-output behaviour of the reduced model with regard to the original one.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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