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Modelling and control of water quality in a river section

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Abbreviations

A:

area of cross section |m2|

B:

width of channel |m|

CS :

concentration of dissolved oxygen in saturation |mgl−1|

H:

depth of water in channel |m|

HO :

steady state depth of water in channel |m|

h:

increment of depth of water |m|

K1 :

biodegradation and sedimentation coefficient |h−1|

K2 :

atmospheric reaeration coefficient |h−1|

K21 :

BOD removal coefficient |h−1|

SO, S1, S2, S3 :

lateral sources of pollution |mg l−1 h−1|

t:

time |h|

u:

control variable |m|

V:

river flow velocity |mh−1|

VO :

steady state river flow velocity |mh−1|

v:

increment of river flow velocity |mh−1|

w:

concentration of chlorides |mg 1−1|

x:

longitudinal river dimension |m|

y:

concentration of BOD |mg l−1|

z:

concentration of dissolved oxygen |mg l−1|

η12 :

control variables |mg l−1|

ξ:

control variable

ζ1234 :

constants

φ12345 :

adjoint state variables

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Bogobowicz, A., Sokołowski, J. (1984). Modelling and control of water quality in a river section. In: Thoft-Christensen, P. (eds) System Modelling and Optimization. Lecture Notes in Control and Information Sciences, vol 59. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0008914

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