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Hello, I have a question about using EXPOsan to run dynamic simulations.
I am trying to run a simulation during which I change the operating parameters of the system (CSTR DO, RWW, RAS, etc.). My approach has thus far been something like:
load starting system
for n time-steps:
set system operating parameters
set wastewater influent parameters
simulate one time-step
save new state (to be used as starting state for next time-step)
store state values for future use in data evaluation
However, I seem to be missing how to save/load the system following a simulation, as when I try to carry out this process the system almost always fails to converge after the first time-step. Is there a way to make this work, or are there plans to incorporate this style of simulation in the future?
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Hello, I have a question about using EXPOsan to run dynamic simulations.
I am trying to run a simulation during which I change the operating parameters of the system (CSTR DO, RWW, RAS, etc.). My approach has thus far been something like:
However, I seem to be missing how to save/load the system following a simulation, as when I try to carry out this process the system almost always fails to converge after the first time-step. Is there a way to make this work, or are there plans to incorporate this style of simulation in the future?
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