modelMultiRadiator

Simple multi radiator model

Extends from AixLib.Obsolete.BaseClasses.ObsoleteModel.

Information

Overview

  • This model emulates the behavour of n identical radiators.

Concept

Instead of connecting n radiator models in parallel , the MultiRadiator model consists of one single radiator model and a pseudoradiator model.

The radiator model receives the n-th part of the total flow of heat medium, which interacts with its environment via the therm (ConvectiveHeat) and star (RadiativeHeat) connectors and flows out of the radiator at a different temperature and specific enthalpy.

The pseudoradiator emulates the behaivour of the reamaining (identical) n-1 radiators. It receives the remaining flow of heat medium, injects (or absorbs) (n-1)-times the heat flow of the radiator into the environment and injects back heat medium back into to the circuit with the same temperature and specific enthalpy than at the output of the actual radiator model.

This method reduces the number of state variables and therefore the simulation time.

Example Results

ValidationMultiRadiator

Parameters

TypeNameDefaultDescription
Integern3Number of radiators
FastHVAC.Media.BaseClasses.MediumSimplemediumFastHVAC.Media.WaterSimple()Standard charastics for water (heat capacity, density, thermal conductivity)
Radiator Data
BooleanselectablefalseRadiator record
AixLib.DataBase.Radiators.RadiatorBaseDataDefinitionradiatorTypeChoose a radiator

Components

TypeNameDefaultDescription
RadiatorMultiLayerradiator
Interfaces.EnthalpyPort_aenthalpyPort_aPort for input heat medium flow
Interfaces.EnthalpyPort_benthalpyPort_bPort for output heat medium flow
Modelica.Thermal.HeatTransfer.Interfaces.HeatPort_aConvectiveHeatPort for convective heat into the environment
AixLib.Utilities.Interfaces.RadPortRadiativeHeatPort for radiative heat into the environment
Valves.Splittersplitter
Valves.Manifoldmanifold
BaseClasses.PseudoRadiatorpseudoRadiator

Revisions

  • April 13, 2017  Tobias Blacha:
    Moved into AixLib
  • February 22, 2014  by Nicolás Chang:
    Implemented.