2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-26369-4_1
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Implicit Integral Equations for Modeling Systems with a Transport Delay

Abstract: In this chapter, we present a particular class of transport delay systems (e.g. systems involving transportation of material), in which the delay is defined through an implicit integral equation. To illustrate the practical interest of this class, experimental use of such models is presented for two different examples of physical systems, both from the field of automotive gasoline engines (specifically, exhaust gas recirculation and exhaust catalyst thermal dynamics). We also discuss related control challenges… Show more

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“…Figures replicated from [87]. known under various names in different fields: Within engineering conservative delays are called variable transport delays [88,89], whereas they are referred to as threshold delays in biological systems [90,91].…”
Section: Conservative Vs Dissipative Delaymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figures replicated from [87]. known under various names in different fields: Within engineering conservative delays are called variable transport delays [88,89], whereas they are referred to as threshold delays in biological systems [90,91].…”
Section: Conservative Vs Dissipative Delaymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…which, together with the delayed inflow boundary condition (19) and the output equation ( 21) constitutes the complete new DPDE-model under the given simplifying assumptions. Note that, the presented ideas immediately generalize to the non isolated case.…”
Section: Constant Flow Rate and Perfect Isolationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Die mittlere Geschwindigkeit des Films am Eingang der Verdampferrohre wird in den Randbedingungen der PDEs in den Abschnitten 3.1 und 4 benötigt. [5,12,43].…”
Section: Mittlere Filmgeschwindigkeit Am Rohreingangunclassified
“…Gleichung (10) kann auch direkt aus der Kontinuitätsgleichung abgeleitet werden, wobei Bresch-Pietri [5] die Kausalität von (10) nachweist. Die zeitliche Ableitung von (10) führt zu einer ODE mit zustandsabhängiger Eingangstotzeit…”
Section: Zeitvariable Pfropfenströmung Für Flüssigkeitsfilmunclassified
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