Abstract
The author suggests using a method based on cell models to develop dynamic mathematical models intended for the smart control of oil production facilities. The method is applicable both to the facilities with lumped parameters and for those with distributed parameters (being more suitable for the latter as they are more complex in terms of computations). The paper provides the examples of mathematical description of the processes performed using the cellular model for some vessels most widely used in oil production, and the examples of simulation of controlled facilities by MATLAB Simulink, as well as the simulation results in the form of statistic and dynamic characteristics of the facilities by various channels, which are consistent with the experimental data. The general simulation methodology is formulated. The models obtained can be implemented in industrial automation for oil production industry.
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