MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF BATCH PROCESSES: A CASE STUDY
A. Garcia1, L.F. Acebes2 & C. de Prada2
1 Centre of Sugar Technology. University of Valladolid.
2 Dpt. System Engineering and Automatic Control. University of Valladolid
Abstract: Modelling and simulation are inseparable procedures that include the complex activities associated with the construction of models representing real processes, and experimentation with the models to obtain data on the behaviour of the system being modelled. This paper shows how an objected-oriented modelling language can be used to build the dynamic simulation model of an industrial production process that contains both continuous and bath units. The selected case of study is an essential part of a sugar factory: the sugarhouse.
Keywords: Batch modes, Dynamic Behaviour, Object-oriented modelling, Simulation
Session slot T-We-M21: Posters of Modelling, Identification and Discrete Systems/Area code 3a : Modelling, Identification and Signal Processing

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