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Solución de redes hidráulicas mediante la aplicación del modelo de balance de nodos y el método de linealización de ecuaciones
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Análisis de redes hidráulicas, Balance de nodos (es)Hydraulic network analysis, Balance of nodes (en)
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El dimensionamiento de redes de distribución de fluidos es un problema común a diferentes áreas de la ingeniería, como la química y la civil, presente en el diseño de acueductos, sistemas de distribución de gas domiciliario, redes contra incendio y plantas de transformación química. Este trabajo presenta un modelo para su simulación, mediante la aplicación del balance de nodos y la teoría de liberalización de ecuaciones. Permite dimensionar una red compleja, en la que pueden estar presentes accesorios, bombas, válvulas de control, boquillas de aspersión y equipos de proceso. Es aplicable a redes abiertas, cerradas o combinaciones de las dos.
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