Derivation of a transfer function model for a high pressure pipeline
P. Lopes dos Santos, T-P Azevedo Perdico\'ulis, J.A. Ramos, G. Jank, and J.L. Martins de Carvalho

TL;DR
This paper develops a transfer function model for high pressure natural gas pipelines by converting a nonlinear PDE into a finite difference linear state-space model, then deriving and approximating its transfer function.
Contribution
It introduces a novel method to derive a compact transfer function model from a nonlinear PDE for high pressure pipelines.
Findings
Transfer function model accurately represents pipeline dynamics.
Finite difference method effectively linearizes the PDE.
Compact non-rational transfer function simplifies analysis.
Abstract
In this report a lumped transfer function model for High Pressure Natural Gas Pipelines is derived. Starting with a partial nonlinear differential equation (PDE) model a high order continuous state space (SS) linear model is obtained using a finite difference method. Next, from the SS representation an infinite order transfer function (TF) model is calculated. In the end, this TF is approximated by a compact non-rational function.
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TopicsWater Systems and Optimization · Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technologies
