This example demonstrates the importance of merging
pressure drop components that are connected in series,
into one pressure drop component.
Parameter mergeDp.k
can be used to merge two components
that are connected in series.
Parameter from_dp
also has an influence of the computational speed.
Following script can be used in Dymola to compare the CPU times. For this script to work, make sure that Dymola stores at least 4 results.
cpuOld=OutputCPUtime;
evaluateOld=Evaluate;
OutputCPUtime:=true;
simulateModel("BuildingSystems.Fluid.Examples.Performance.Example3(from_dp.k=false, mergeDp.k=false, nRes.k=10)", stopTime=1000, numberOfIntervals=10, method="dassl", resultFile="Example3");
simulateModel("BuildingSystems.Fluid.Examples.Performance.Example3(from_dp.k=false, mergeDp.k=true, nRes.k=10)", stopTime=1000, numberOfIntervals=10, method="dassl", resultFile="Example3");
simulateModel("BuildingSystems.Fluid.Examples.Performance.Example3(from_dp.k=true, mergeDp.k=false, nRes.k=10)", stopTime=1000, numberOfIntervals=10, method="dassl", resultFile="Example3");
simulateModel("BuildingSystems.Fluid.Examples.Performance.Example3(from_dp.k=true, mergeDp.k=true, nRes.k=10)", stopTime=1000, numberOfIntervals=10, method="dassl", resultFile="Example3");
createPlot(id=1, position={15, 10, 592, 421}, range={0.0, 1000.0, -0.01, 8}, autoscale=false, grid=true);
plotExpression(apply(Example3[end-3].CPUtime), false, "from_dp=false, mergeDp=false", 1);
plotExpression(apply(Example3[end-2].CPUtime), false, "from_dp=false, mergeDp=true", 1);
plotExpression(apply(Example3[end-1].CPUtime), false, "from_dp=true, mergeDp=false", 1);
plotExpression(apply(Example3[end].CPUtime), false, "from_dp=true, mergeDp=true", 1);
OutputCPUtime=cpuOld;
Evaluate=evaluateOld;
See Jorissen et al. (2015) for a discussion.
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