.AixLib.Media.Refrigerants.Interfaces.TemplateHybridTwoPhaseMediumFormula

Information

This package is a template for new refrigerant models using a hybrid approach based on the "Fast_Propane" model developed by Sangi et al. (for detailed information, please checkout AixLib.Media.Refrigerants.Interfaces.PartialHybridTwoPhaseMediumFormula ). For a new refrigerant model just make a copy of this package, remove the "partial" keyword from the package and provide the information that is requested in the comments of the Modelica code. The following information is requested:

  1. Fluid constants: Provide basic information of the refrigerant and add the reference.
  2. Basic information: Provide basic information like the refrigerant name and its valid fluid limits in terms of different thermodynamic state properties.
  3. Base properties: Provide information about the refrigerant's base properties like the relation between specific enthalpy, specific internal energy, pressure and density.
  4. Helmholtz EoS: Provide the formulas of the Helmholtz equation of state.
  5. Saturation state properties: Provide the formulas of the saturation properties.
  6. Further thermodynamic properties: Provide formulas for further thermodynamic properties like the thermal conductivity or surface tension.
  7. Fitted state properties: Provide the formulas of ther further state properties.

A refrigerant package inherits from PartialHybridTwoPhaseMediumFormula and provides the equations for the refrigerant. Moreover, the PartialHybridTwoPhaseMedium package inherits from PartialMedium and, therefore, the details of this package are described in Modelica.Media.UsersGuide .

References

Sangi, Roozbeh; Jahangiri, Pooyan; Klasing, Freerk; Streblow, Rita; Müller, Dirk (2014): A Medium Model for the Refrigerant Propane for Fast and Accurate Dynamic Simulations. In: The 10th International Modelica Conference. Lund, Sweden, March 10-12, 2014: Linköping University Electronic Press (Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings), S. 1271–1275

Contents

NameDescription
SmoothTransitionRecord that contains ranges to calculate a smooth transition between different regions
f_IdgDimensionless Helmholtz energy (Ideal gas contribution f_Idg)
f_ResDimensionless Helmholtz energy (Residual part alpha_r)
t_fIdg_tShort form for tau*(dalpha_0/dtau)_delta=const
tt_fIdg_ttShort form for tau*tau*(ddalpha_0/(dtau*dtau))_delta=const
t_fRes_tShort form for tau*(dalpha_r/dtau)_delta=const
tt_fRes_ttShort form for tau*tau*(ddalpha_r/(dtau*dtau))_delta=const
d_fRes_dShort form for delta*(dalpha_r/(ddelta))_tau=const
dd_fRes_ddShort form for delta*delta(ddalpha_r/(ddelta*delta))_tau=const
td_fRes_tdShort form for tau*delta*(ddalpha_r/(dtau*ddelta))
ttt_fIdg_tttShort form for tau*tau*tau*(dddalpha_0/(dtau*dtau*dtau))_delta=const
ttt_fRes_tttShort form for tau*tau*tau*(dddalpha_r/(dtau*dtau*dtau))_delta=const
ddd_fRes_dddShort form for delta*delta*delta* (dddalpha_r/(ddelta*ddelta*ddelta))_tau=const
tdd_fRes_tddShort form for tau*delta*delta*(dddalpha_r/(dtau*ddelta*ddelta))
ttd_fRes_ttdShort form for tau*tau*delta*(dddalpha_r/(dtau*dtau*ddelta))
saturationPressureSaturation pressure of refrigerant (Ancillary equation)
saturationTemperatureSaturation temperature of refrigerant (Ancillary equation)
bubbleDensityBoiling curve specific density of refrigerant (Ancillary equation)
dewDensityDew curve specific density of refrigerant (Ancillary equation)
bubbleEnthalpyBoiling curve specific enthalpy of refrigerant (Ancillary equation)
dewEnthalpyDew curve specific enthalpy of refrigerant (Ancillary equation)
bubbleEntropyBoiling curve specific entropy of refrigerant (Ancillary equation)
dewEntropyDew curve specific entropy of propane (Ancillary equation)
temperature_phCalculates temperature as function of pressure and specific enthalpy
temperature_psCalculates temperature as function of pressure and specific entroy
density_pTComputes density as a function of pressure and temperature
dynamicViscosityCalculates dynamic viscosity of refrigerant
thermalConductivityCalculates thermal conductivity of refrigerant
surfaceTensionSurface tension in two phase region of refrigerant

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