.BuildSysPro.IBPSA.Fluid.Chillers.BaseClasses.Carnot

Information

This is the base class for the Carnot chiller and the Carnot heat pump whose coefficient of performance COP changes with temperatures in the same way as the Carnot efficiency changes.

Set use_eta_Carnot_nominal=true to specify directly the Carnot effectiveness ηCarnot,0, in which case the value of the parameter COP_nominal will not affect the simulation. If use_eta_Carnot_nominal=false, the model will use the value of the parameter COP_nominal together with the specified nominal temperatures to compute the Carnot effectiveness as

ηCarnot,0 = COP0 ⁄ (Tuse,0 ⁄ (Tcon,0 + Tapp,con,0 - (Teva,0-Tapp,eva,0))),

where Teva,0 is the evaporator temperature, Tcon,0 is the condenser temperature, Tapp,eva,0 is the evaporator approach temperature, Tapp,con,0 is the condenser approach temperature, and Tuse,0 is the temperature of the the useful heat. If COP_is_for_cooling=true, then Tuse,0 is the condenser temperature of a heat pump plus the approach temperature, otherwise it is the evaporator temperature minus the approach temperature of a chiller.

The COP is computed as the product

COP = ηCarnot,0 COPCarnot ηPL,

where COPCarnot is the Carnot efficiency and ηPL is the part load efficiency, expressed using a polynomial. This polynomial has the form

ηPL = a1 + a2 y + a3 y2 + ...,

where y ∈ [0, 1] is either the part load for cooling in case of a chiller, or the part load of heating in case of a heat pump, and the coefficients ai are declared by the parameter a.

Implementation

To make this base class applicable to chiller or heat pumps, it uses the boolean constant COP_is_for_cooling. Depending on its value, the equations for the coefficient of performance and the part load ratio are set up.

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