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MODELING PETROL STATIONS SURFACE WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM
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The paper discusses the technological complex of wastewater treatment of wastewater treatment of petrol stations. Based on the review of the main modeling methods of discrete-continuous chemical and engineering processes, it substantiates expediency of using the theory of Petri nets (PN) for modeling the process of wastewater treatment of petrol stations. PN enables to simulate discrete parallel asynchronous processes, to get a graphical representation of the network, to describe the system at different abstraction levels, to present the system hierarchy, to analyze models using modern software packages. It is proposed to use a modification of Petri nets which is focused on modeling and analysis of discrete-continuous chemical and engineering processes by prioritizing transitions, timing marks in positions and transitions. A model in the form of modified Petri nets (MPN) is designed. Models of basic devices are also constructed, they implement wastewater treatment process. Model of the entire plant was synthesized from PN models of typical apparatus A software package to control the process for wastewater treatment is designed by means of SCADA TRACE MODE.
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