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8). State equation. If all the dynamic equations are first-order differential equations, they can be arranged in a normalised way. 10) where x ∈ Rn is the state vector, u ∈ Rm is the input vector and f is an ndimensional vector of non-linear functions. The argument t explicitly indicates the possibility of being time-varying functions. This system representation is denoted as being an n-order system. Output equation. 11) where g is a p-dimensional vector of non-linear functions. The set of state and output equations is denoted as a system realisation or normalised state space representation.
4) where ρj and cpj are the density and heat capacity respectively of the cooling stream. In this way, a set of non-linear differential equations represents the CSTR dynamics. Simplifications. 5) Temperature variations, if any, would amount to having time-variance in the parameters on the reduced model. If interest were focused on long-term production, only the static relation among the variables would be relevant. Then, for given input constant values, if the operation is stable, an equilibrium point will be reached and a set of (algebraic) equations will model the steady-state behaviour.
Caution should be taken about the information lost from the input signal, • the DT model parameters will change if the sampling period is changed. The most usual and common discretisation is based on the use of a digital computer, leading to regular sampling characterised by a period T , together with a constant holding of the input during the same period. To get an SDequivalent model of the process, the simplest discretisation approaches are based on the approximation of the derivative operator.