“…In some chemical processes, the dynamic responses of some variables are much faster than others, hence, the former can be assumed as quasi-steady-state, and some differential equations will become algebraic equations to form a differential-algebraic system. In the past two decades, they have been widely studied, including stability and Lyapunov theorem [14], poles assignment [15], state feedback stabilization [16], impulse analysis [17], observability and controllability [18][19][20], most of which focus on linear differential-algebraic systems or a specific class of nonlinear differential-algebraic systems.…”