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Abstract.
Buffer tanks are often designed and implemented for control purposes,
yet control theory is rarely used when sizing and designing buffer
tanks and their control system. Instead, rules of thumb such as using
"10 min residence time" are used. The objective of this paper is to
provide a systematic approach. We consider mainly the case where the
objective of the buffer tank is to dampen (average out) the fast (i.e.
high frequency) disturbances, e.g. in flow and concentration, which
cannot be handled by the feedback control system.
Note: This version may be slightly different from the finally published journal paper.