Electronic modeling

Vol 44, No 6 (2022)

CONTENTS

Mathematical modeling and Computation Methods

 
3-20

Informational Technologics

 
21-35

Computational Processes and Systems

 
36-47

Application of Modeling Methods and Facilities

 
48-68
 
69-85
 
T.M. Herei, V.I. Bukovetskyi, T.V. Matovka, V.M. Rizak
Development of Application for Simple Network Traffic Files Analysis Using Python


86-101
 
102-111

 

MATHEMATICAL DYNAMIC MODEL OF THERMAL AND HYDRAULIC PROCESSES IN AIRCRAFT FUEL SYSTEM TANKS

S.D. Vynnychuk

Èlektron. model. 2022, 44(6):03-20

https://doi.org/10.15407/emodel.44.06.003

ABSTRACT

A generalized mathematical model of dynamic thermal processes in fuel system tanks and hydraulic processes in the supercharging and drainage system is proposed. In the model of dynamic temperature changes in the CB, the idea of forming a parametric dependence is laid down, which, due to the selection of the values of the model parameters, would take into account the influence of the main factors at different stages of the flight and allow the adjustment of the model. 9 such parameters are highlighted and illustrated how each of them separately affects the temperature change in the tank. The given calculation data show that the change in their values has a different effect on the shape of the graph of the temperature change in the CB for the analyzed flight. Therefore, due to their selection, it is possible to obtain temperature values in the CB close to the experimental ones. The found values of the coefficients change little for different variants of flights, which indicates the acceptability of model (4) - (6) for use in preliminary analysis for a number of flights based on one of them. Such a model, perhaps in a somewhat simplified form, can be used in assessing the flammability of fuel in aircraft tanks. For the model of hydraulic processes, a universal algorithm for determining the flow distribution for 10 variants of boundary conditions for the network is proposed, which describes the calculation scheme of the supercharging and drainage system, where part of the boundary conditions can be set implicitly, provided that the pressure drops on the branches of the network are linear functions of the flow rate in the corresponding branch. This model complements the general model of dynamic hydraulic processes in the supercharging and drainage system, including tanks, which was proposed by the author earlier.

KEYWORDS

aircraft fuel system, hydraulic network, average fuel temperature, tank pressure, mathematical model

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  4. Vynnychuk, S.D., Kolomiiets, Y.A. and Koziuk, O.I. (2022), “Model and algorithm for calculating flow distribution in the central tank of the supercharging system and drainage without drainage and bypass”, Elektronne modelyuvannya, Vol. 44, no. 4, pp. 21-27, available at: https://doi.org/10.15407/emodel.44.04.021
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EVALUATION OF FRAME SYNCHRONIZATION EFFICIENCY FOR NON-SEPARABLE FACTORIAL CODES DEPENDING ON SYNCHRONIZATION PARAMETERS

E.V. Faure, B.A. Stupka

Èlektron. model. 2022, 44(6):21-34

https://doi.org/10.15407/emodel.44.06.021

ABSTRACT

This paper aims at implementing the principles of establishing frame synchronism for non-separable factorial codes, as well as applying the operation of interleaving fragments received from the communication channel to increase the efficiency of finding permutation boundaries. We apply the algorithm for establishing frame synchronism with parameters defined for the upper limit of the communication channel bit error probability P0_max = 0,495 for environments with a bit error probability P≤ 0,495. The parameters of the algorithm for establishing frame synchronism with the upper limit of the communication channel bit error probability P0_max = 0,4 are determined. The efficiency of using the interleaving operation of fragments received from the communication channel is evaluated. The efficiency of implementing algorithms for establishing frame synchronism with parameters determined for the upper limit of the communication channel bit error probability P0_max ≤ 0,495 and P0_max = 0,4 is compared, for environments with a bit error probability P≤ 0,4. We give recommendations for selecting the synchronization algorithm parameters for communication channels where the bit error probability upper limit P≤ 0,4 is known, and for channels where this value is variable. These recommendations can be used to improve the efficiency of algorithms for establishing frame synchronism when designing telecommunication systems with non-separable data factorial coding in conditions of natural or artificially created high-level communication channel noise.

KEYWORDS

factorial coding, frame synchronization, permutation, syncword, high-level noise.

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DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTELLIGENT COAGULANT DOSING SYSTEM FOR THE WATER PURIFICATION PROCESS BASED ON AN ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK

A.P. Safonyk, M.B. Matviichuk

Èlektron. model. 2022, 44(6):36-47

https://doi.org/10.15407/emodel.44.06.036

ABSTRACT

The article reveals the essence and features of an artificial neural network, which is used to regulate water purification processes. Features, principles and main stages of water purification are determined. The stages of learning artificial neural networks are disclosed. The approach to the use of artificial neural networks during dosing of the mixture for water purification is substantiated. The process of dosing the mixture for water purification and the related indicators, which are important for the implementation of the water purification process, are analyzed. A number of factors that directly affect the coagulation process and, as a result, the structure of the neural network include turbidity and flow speed. It is shown that determining the dose of coagulant is necessary to minimize time, implement a continuous process, stabilize variations in the operator’s observations, and improve the quality of water treatment. A coagulant dose adjustment mode is proposed, as well as a water purification process control scheme based on the developed artificial neural network with unsupervised learning, which is used to optimize the coagulant dosage in the water purification process.

KEYWORDS

neural network, automatic dosing, coagulant, water purification, intelligent information system.

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PROSPECTS FOR THE INTRODUCTION OF SEVERAL TYPES OF HEAT PUMPS IN UKRAINE

V.V. Stanytsina, V.O. Artemchuk

Èlektron. model. 2022, 44(6):48-68

https://doi.org/10.15407/emodel.44.06.048

ABSTRACT

Energy efficiency is one of the critical areas of ensuring sustainable development. One of the promising technologies in this context is heat pump technology for heat supply. Such technologies have been widely implemented in the EU for several decades. At the same time, very few projects with powerful heat pumps have been implemented in Ukraine, which is explained by their high cost. However, given the current energy resource prices, Ukraine's heat pumps are already becoming competitive. The paper examines the Levelized cost of heat energy from systems with heat pumps of the "soil-water" and "air-water" types and a gas boiler house at various discount rates and prices for electricity and natural gas. It is shown that domestically produced ground source heat pumps are primarily competitive.

KEYWORDS

heat energy, heat pump, heat supply, cost price, gas boiler house.

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