modelTwoBuriedPipes
Example model of two buried pipes in close proximity
Extends from Modelica.Icons.Example (Icon for runnable examples).
Information
This example showcases the ground thermal coupling for a network of two uninsulated buried pipes that are in close proximity. One pipe carries chilled water oscillating around 10°C whereas the other carries hot water oscillating around 80°C.
Parameters
| Type | Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buildings.BoundaryConditions.GroundTemperature.ClimaticConstants.Boston | cliCon | Surface temperature climatic conditions | |
| Buildings.HeatTransfer.Data.Soil.Generic | soiDat | Soil thermal properties |
Components
| Type | Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buildings.Fluid.FixedResistances.BuriedPipes.GroundCoupling | gro | Ground coupling | |
| FixedResistances.PlugFlowPipe | pipChW | Buried chilled water pipe | |
| Modelica.Blocks.Sources.Sine | TinChW | Chilled water pipe inlet temperature signal | |
| Sources.MassFlowSource_T | souChW | Chilled water flow source | |
| Sensors.TemperatureTwoPort | senTemChWIn | Chilled water pipe inlet temperature sensor | |
| Sources.Boundary_pT | sinChW | Chilled water pressure boundary condition | |
| Sensors.TemperatureTwoPort | senTemChWOut | Chilled water pipe outlet temperature sensor | |
| FixedResistances.PlugFlowPipe | pipHotW | Buried hot water pipe | |
| Modelica.Blocks.Sources.Sine | TinHotW | Hot water pipe inlet temperature signal | |
| Sources.MassFlowSource_T | souHotW | Hot water flow source | |
| Sensors.TemperatureTwoPort | senTemHotWIn | Hot water pipe inlet temperature sensor | |
| Sources.Boundary_pT | sinHotW | Pressure boundary condition | |
| Sensors.TemperatureTwoPort | senTemHotWOut | Hot water pipe outlet temperature sensor |
Contents
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Medium in the pipe |
Revisions
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December 7, 2023, by Ettore Zanetti:
MovedBuriedPipespackage
This is for issue 3431. -
September 14, 2021, by Michael Wetter:
Updated example for new pipe model. -
March 17, 2021, by Baptiste Ravache:
First implementation.