recordPumpMultiple
Extends from Modelica.Icons.Record (Icon for records).
Information
This record provides the set of sizing and operating parameters for the multiple-pump model Buildings.Templates.Components.Pumps.Multiple.
A default flow characteristic is provided, which goes through the design operating point and spans over 0 and twice the design flow rate at maximum speed. This default characteristic is based on a least squares polynomial fit of the characteristics from Buildings.Fluid.Movers.Data.Pumps.Wilo. The user may refer to the documentation of Buildings.Fluid.HydronicConfigurations.UsersGuide.ModelParameters for further details. Note that a default medium density is used to parameterize the pump characteristic. So models that use this record should overwrite this default value with the density of the medium in use, especially in the case of a water/glycol mix.
In order to modify the default characteristic, one may use either of the following methods.
- Assign the whole subrecord
peror only its componentper.pressure. In this case the elementsper[i]may differ one from another. This is the recommended approach for unequally sized units such as dedicated pumps. - Redeclare the component
per. In this case the elementsper[i]are all equal to the redeclared record instance. This is the recommended approach for equally sized units such as headered pumps.
Those various use cases are illustrated in Buildings.Templates.Components.Validation.PumpMultipleRecord.
Parameters
| Type | Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fluid.Movers.Data.Generic[max(nPum, 1)] | per | ||
| Modelica.Units.SI.Density | rho_default | Buildings.Media.Water.d_const | Default medium density |
| Configuration | |||
| Buildings.Templates.Components.Types.Pump | typ | Equipment type | |
| Integer | nPum | Number of pumps | |
| Nominal condition | |||
| Modelica.Units.SI.MassFlowRate[nPum] | m_flow_nominal | Mass flow rate - Each pump | |
| Modelica.Units.SI.PressureDifference[nPum] | dp_nominal | Total pressure rise - Each pump | |