Activated Sludge Model ASM3h #413
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| double XSTO = y[_idxXSTO]; | ||
| double XA = y[_idxXA]; | ||
| //double XMI = y[13]; // unused | ||
| //XH_S = max(XH, 0.1) |
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This was removed to allow having no biomass at certain places in the pore
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This is an implementation of the Activated Sludge Model 3 in the ASM3h variant as used by SIMBA#.
Activated Sludge Models are mostly used in modelling biological processes in wastewater treatment plants.
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