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Modeling Hydraulic Components: Electrical Analogy and Wave Speed Adaptation

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This lecture covers the modeling of hydraulic components using an electrical analogy, focusing on the conservation of mass and quantity of movement. It also discusses the adaptation of wave speed to ensure uniform discretization, with examples and methodologies presented.

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Analysis: Numerical analysis

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Industrial engineering: Hydraulics

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