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AVEVA™ Production Accounting

Flow solvability

  • Last UpdatedFeb 28, 2025
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Data reconciliation classifies the solvability of each flow, so that you can review the classifications and more fully understand the solvability of your model.

Solvability classification

Solvability

Solvability description

Color

Code

Redundant

Redundant

Normal redundant flow.

Green

R

Constant Redundant

Redundant but constant flow (tolerance = 0).

Constant in this table means matching the measured value exactly. Thus, constants are constants for the period in question, but may vary by period.

Green

CR

Gross Error

Redundant but flow is a gross error.

Purple

GS

Inferred Constant Redundant

Redundant but inferred constant flow (tolerance <> 0) due to surrounding flows being constant.

Green

CRR

Constant Redundant by Maximum Constraint

Redundant but inferred constant flow (tolerance <> 0) by maximum constraint. (“Capped”)

Green

CCR

Redundant with Linear Constraint

Redundant flow and it is used as a variable in a linear constraint.

This stream is both redundant for material balance, and is an input to a Smart Constraint. See New approach to data reconciliation.

Green

RC

Gross Error with Linear Constraint

Redundant flow, but considered a gross error and it is used as a variable in a linear constraint.

Purple

GSC

NonRedundant

NonRedundant

Normal NonRedundant flow (tolerance<>0).

Green

NR

Constant NonRedundant

NonRedundant and constant flow (tolerance = 0).

Green

CNR

NonRedundant with Linear Constraint

NonRedundant flow and it is used as a variable in a linear constraint. It becomes a redundant flow if the linear constraint is satisfied.

The flow is not redundant for the normal material balance constraint, but is redundant for satisfying a Smart Constraint.

Green

NRC

Solvable

Solvable

Normal solvable flow.

Yellow

S

Inferred Constant Solvable

Solvable but inferred constant flow by other constant flows.

Yellow

CRS

Solvable with Linear Constraint

Solvable flow and it is used as a variable in a linear constraint.

Yellow

SC

NonSolvable

NonSolvable

Normal nonsolvable flow.

Yellow

NS

NonSolvable with Linear Constraint

NonSolvable flow and it is used as a variable in a linear constraint. It becomes a solvable flow if the linear constraint is satisfied.

Yellow

NSC

Out of Service

Out of Service

Out of service flow (measured value = 0)

Orange

OS

Inferred Out of Service

Inferred out of service flow by problematic out of service balance point that has either inflows with no outflows, or outflows with no inflows.

Orange

ROS

Out of Service by Minimum Constraint

Inferred out of service flow by minimum constraint causing flow to be forced to zero.

Red

COS

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