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Tensor-based modeling framework for district heating pipes
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• First application of tensor-based framework for district heating network modeling. • Captures nonlinear friction factors without exponential complexity (growth). • Efficient modeling of laminar-turbulent flow transitions using binary nodes. • Computational complexity reduction while maintaining physical accuracy. • Scalable framework for potentially large-scale systems.
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Multilinear modeling
Tensor decomposition
Simulation
Pipe model
District heating
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