On time discretizations for the batch simulation of the settling-compression process in one dimension
(2016) In Water Science and Technology 73(5). p.1010-1017- Abstract
- The main purpose of the recently introduced Bürger-Diehl simulation model for secondary settling tanks was to resolve spatial discretization problems when both hindered settling and the phenomena of compression and dispersion are included. Straightforward time integration unfortunately means long computational times. The next step in the development is to introduce and investigate time-integration methods for more efficient simulations, but where other aspects such as implementation complexity and robustness are equally considered. This is done for batch settling simulations. The key findings are partly a new time-discretization method and partly its comparison with other specially tailored and standard methods. Several advantages and... (More)
- The main purpose of the recently introduced Bürger-Diehl simulation model for secondary settling tanks was to resolve spatial discretization problems when both hindered settling and the phenomena of compression and dispersion are included. Straightforward time integration unfortunately means long computational times. The next step in the development is to introduce and investigate time-integration methods for more efficient simulations, but where other aspects such as implementation complexity and robustness are equally considered. This is done for batch settling simulations. The key findings are partly a new time-discretization method and partly its comparison with other specially tailored and standard methods. Several advantages and disadvantages for each method are given. One conclusion is that the new linearly implicit method is easier to implement than another one (semi-implicit method), but less efficient based on two types of batch sedimentation tests. (Less)
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- Bürger, Raimund ; Diehl, Stefan LU and Mejías, Camilo
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- 2016
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- benchmark simulation, Bürger-Diehl simulation model, compressive settling, clarifier, linearly implicit time integration, numerical efficiency
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- Water Science and Technology
- volume
- 73
- issue
- 5
- pages
- 1010 - 1017
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- IWA Publishing
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- scopus:84959892185
- pmid:26942521
- pmid:26942521
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- 0273-1223
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- 10.2166/wst.2015.572
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- English
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abstract = {{The main purpose of the recently introduced Bürger-Diehl simulation model for secondary settling tanks was to resolve spatial discretization problems when both hindered settling and the phenomena of compression and dispersion are included. Straightforward time integration unfortunately means long computational times. The next step in the development is to introduce and investigate time-integration methods for more efficient simulations, but where other aspects such as implementation complexity and robustness are equally considered. This is done for batch settling simulations. The key findings are partly a new time-discretization method and partly its comparison with other specially tailored and standard methods. Several advantages and disadvantages for each method are given. One conclusion is that the new linearly implicit method is easier to implement than another one (semi-implicit method), but less efficient based on two types of batch sedimentation tests.}},
author = {{Bürger, Raimund and Diehl, Stefan and Mejías, Camilo}},
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keywords = {{benchmark simulation; Bürger-Diehl simulation model; compressive settling; clarifier; linearly implicit time integration; numerical efficiency}},
language = {{eng}},
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publisher = {{IWA Publishing}},
series = {{Water Science and Technology}},
title = {{On time discretizations for the batch simulation of the settling-compression process in one dimension}},
url = {{http://dx.doi.org/10.2166/wst.2015.572}},
doi = {{10.2166/wst.2015.572}},
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