Concept information
Preferred term
Flow junction rate constraint
Type
-
http://www.irandoc.ac.ir/onto/irandoc-meta/Concept
Broader concept
Obsolete
- false
discussion
- A flow rate distributor represents the point of convergence of multiple flows but which has no capacity to store flows so that the sum of flow rates at any moment in time is identically zero. Biophysical examples would include representing the bifurcation of a blood vessel as an inelastic distributor, or representing a set of reactions that share a common reactant as a chemical circuit node that has no volume and hence no concentration.
label
- Flow junction rate constraint
prefixIRI
- OPB:OPB_01448
In other languages
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Persian
URI
http://www.irandoc.acir/onto/irandoc/OPB_01448
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