Zero Order Systems Flashcards

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What is the function of system architecture?

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Systems Architecture – order of a system determines its dynamic response.

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What are the features of zero order systems? (2)

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§ Rate is constant

§ Rate is not affected by a level – independent

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3
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  • System responds instantly to changes in inputs – ____ and _____.
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inflow

outflow

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4
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  • Output is _____ to input no matter how input varies

- E.g. IV drip and taking blood at a constant rate

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proportional

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What is the inflow rate diagram for a ZOS?

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What is the outflow rate diagram for a ZOS?

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7
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What is the combined rate diagram for a ZOS?

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What is the solution?

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9
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What is the graph for an inflow rate?

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10
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What is the graph for an outflow rate?

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11
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Net flow rate =

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inflow rate - outflow rate

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12
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But a level is the incremental accumulation of net rates;

level =

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13
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Where t0 is the initial time, and tf is the final time.
All levels have to have initial conditions;

level =

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Where the initial condition represent the level at time t0.

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14
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Integration: (3)

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§ Levels are found by determining the area under a rate curve
§ Level are found by integrating net rates in Vensim
§ Integration could be defined as the sum of areas under a curve (rate curve)

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15
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Differentiation: (4)

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  • The gradient is constant for all time
  • Zero-Order system is shown in the graph above
  • Rate is NOT always constant as seen in First-Order systems
  • From the level, we can get the rate using differentiation
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16
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Summary of Integration and Differentiation: (3)

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  • Integration can be defined as the sum of areas under a curve (rate curve)
  • The Reimann Sum can be used to determine integrals
  • Differentiation can be defined as the rate of change i.e. the gradient of a level curve