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Optimization + Dynamic Systems Modeling DSM

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Defining a Model and its Simulations

Users create a new model by selecting a domain in the transient or steady state or optimization option. After Visio and the stencil of the selected domain appear, users drags and drops the desired components in the drawing page. After which users connect the appropriate inlets to the outlets. At this point DSM proceeds to a general error checking to verify that all the inlets and outlets of all the components are connected. Also DSM verifies that each inlet that is connected to an outlet are of the same type. DSM automatically assigns an ID to each component composed of component name and a number.

After a model is defined and saved, users create new simulations or optimization for the model. A new simulation or optimization involves entering components' data. DSM asks questions about entering data for each component's parameters. A component's parameters were defined when the component was created (refer to "User Defined Domains and Components").