modelbaseLowTemQT

Extends from Modelica.Icons.Example (Icon for runnable examples).

Information

This example simulates a heat supply and consumer network made out of a base heating station, 14 buildings and 12 pipes. The nominal supply temperature has been reduced to 50°C and electric booster heater have been built into the building model "BuildingLowTem", that is used for this example. Additionally there is a second supply station that delivers a constant supply temperature, limited by its maximum heat and mass flow.

Before simulating it is recommended to type "Advanced.SparseActivate=true" into the commands to reduce computation time substantially.

Available commands:

  • Simulate 1 week: Simulates the model for a duration of 1 week after using the command "Advanced.SparseActivate=true"
  • Simulate 1 day: Simulates the model for a duration of 1 day after using the command "Advanced.SparseActivate=true"

After simulating there are 7 different plot commands available to better understand this example:

  1. This plot compares the demand to the actual supply of space heating each building is receiving by both overlapping the two curves and plotting their difference below. After a short starting period the difference is negligibly small, since space heating demand is quite smooth.
  2. This plot compares the demand to the actual supply of domestic hot water each building is receiving by both overlapping the two curves and plotting their difference below. The difference isn't negligible as domestic hot water demand can change rapidly and by great amounts, but still is rather small compared to the values of the demand. (To highlight the differences in the plot click on peaks dipping below the x-axis.)
  3. This plot compares the temperature of the water flowing in and out of the building therefor showing how the consumption affects the temperature in the supply.
  4. This plot shows the difference in pressure of the water in the buildings before and after consumption.
  5. This plot shows the mass flow of the water in the buildings before and after consumption.
  6. This plot shows the losses of heat through the pipes and the temperature of the water returning to the supply station, for reference the supply temperature is plotted aswell.
  7. This plot compares the mass flow and the heat flow of the two different supplies.

Parameters

TypeNameDefaultDescription
Modelica.SIunits.TemperatureTemSup_nominal50.0 + 273.15Nominal district heating supply temperature

Components

TypeNameDefaultDescription
DisHeatLib.Boundary.SoilTemperatureSoil
DisHeatLib.Pipes.DualPipePipe1
DisHeatLib.Pipes.DualPipePipe2
DisHeatLib.Pipes.DualPipePipe3
DisHeatLib.Pipes.DualPipePipe4
DisHeatLib.Pipes.DualPipePipe5
DisHeatLib.Pipes.DualPipePipe6
DisHeatLib.Pipes.DualPipePipe7
DisHeatLib.Pipes.DualPipePipe8
DisHeatLib.Pipes.DualPipePipe9
DisHeatLib.Pipes.DualPipePipe10
DisHeatLib.Pipes.DualPipePipe11
DisHeatLib.Pipes.DualPipePipe12
DisHeatLib.Supply.Supply_pTbaseSupply
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding1
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding2
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding3
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding4
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding5
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding6
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding7
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding8
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding9
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding10
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding11
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding12
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding13
DisHeatLib.Examples.Network.Buildings.BuildingLowTemBuilding14
Modelica.Blocks.Sources.RealExpressiondp_measure_min
IBPSA.Fluid.Sensors.TemperatureTwoPortsenTemRet_Supply
IBPSA.Fluid.Sensors.TemperatureTwoPortsenTemSup_Supply
DisHeatLib.Supply.Supply_QTsupply_QT
Modelica.Blocks.Sources.RealExpressionm_flow

Contents

NameDescription
Medium