adm1dae
Python package for ADM1 dynamic process modelling with algebraic pH and H2 solvers.
Overview
adm1dae packages a compiled ADM1 DAE implementation derived from the BSM2 ADM1 formulation, together with:
adm1_DAE2_bsm2: main ADM1 DAE reactor kernelpHsolv_bsm2: algebraic pH solverSh2solv_adm1: algebraic dissolved hydrogen solver
The package also provides a Python simulation driver that reproduces the Simulink-style execution pattern with:
- continuous ADM1 state integration
- discrete pH solver updates
- discrete H2 solver updates
- influent interpolation
- result export to NPZ
Installation
From PyPI:
pip install adm1dae
Currently distributed as a binary wheel for Windows x64 / CPython 3.12.
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