Now I don't understand what do you have in mind exactly.
The reason why I suggested that way to compute SRT is that I would generally [i]indirectly[/i] control SRT through the rate of sludge wastage. Therefore the chain Calculator block -> Control block -> Pump (e.g. a flow splitter).
Assuming you could directly feed an SRT value to the AS tank (see below), what would be the effect? [b]Can you elaborate?[/b]
From a modeling standpoint, all you can "control" (i.e. feed data to) in a model are its input variables, specifically what is called in WEST the [b]manipulated variables[/b]. If you take a look at the MSL code, these are interface variable that are flagged with: [tt]manip = "1"[/tt] .
So, yes: for the standard AS tanks, there are only 2 manipulated variables, i.e. temperature and KLa.
Now, from a purely technical point of view, if you would like to feed the SRT to an AS tank, all you need to do is:
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[li]define a manipulated variable called e.g. "SRT"[/li]
[li]add (at least) one equation that makes use of the new variable[/li]
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