packageWater
Incompressible water with constant heat capacity
Extends from Interfaces.PartialMedium.
Information
This package is a template for new medium models. For a new medium model just make a copy of this package, remove the "partial" keyword from the package and provide the information that is requested in the comments of the Modelica source.
Parameters
| Type | Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Modelica.Media.Interfaces.Choices.IndependentVariables | ThermoStates (from PartialMedium) | Enumeration type for independent variables | |
| String | mediumName (from PartialMedium) | "unusablePartialMedium" | Name of the medium |
| String[:] | substanceNames (from PartialMedium) | {mediumName} | Names of the mixture substances. Set substanceNames={mediumName} if only one substance. |
| String[:] | extraPropertiesNames (from PartialMedium) | fill("", 0) | Names of the additional (extra) transported properties. Set extraPropertiesNames=fill("",0) if unused |
| Boolean | singleState (from PartialMedium) | = true, if u and d are not a function of pressure | |
| Boolean | reducedX (from PartialMedium) | true | = true, if medium contains the equation sum(X) = 1.0; set reducedX=true, if only one substance (see docu for details) |
| Boolean | fixedX (from PartialMedium) | false | = true, if medium contains the equation X = reference_X |
| AbsolutePressure | reference_p (from PartialMedium) | 101325 | Reference pressure of Medium: default 1 atmosphere |
| Temperature | reference_T (from PartialMedium) | 298.15 | Reference temperature of Medium: default 25 deg Celsius |
| MassFraction[nX] | reference_X (from PartialMedium) | fill(1/nX, nX) | Default mass fractions of medium |
| AbsolutePressure | p_default (from PartialMedium) | 101325 | Default value for pressure of medium (for initialization) |
| Temperature | T_default (from PartialMedium) | Modelica.Units.Conversions.from_degC(20) | Default value for temperature of medium (for initialization) |
| SpecificEnthalpy | h_default (from PartialMedium) | specificEnthalpy_pTX(p_default, T_default, X_default) | Default value for specific enthalpy of medium (for initialization) |
| MassFraction[nX] | X_default (from PartialMedium) | reference_X | Default value for mass fractions of medium (for initialization) |
| ExtraProperty[nC] | C_default (from PartialMedium) | fill(0, nC) | Default value for trace substances of medium (for initialization) |
| Integer | nS (from PartialMedium) | size(substanceNames, 1) | Number of substances |
| Integer | nX (from PartialMedium) | nS | Number of mass fractions |
| Integer | nXi (from PartialMedium) | if fixedX then 0 else if reducedX then nS - 1 else nS | Number of structurally independent mass fractions (see docu for details) |
| Integer | nC (from PartialMedium) | size(extraPropertiesNames, 1) | Number of extra (outside of standard mass-balance) transported properties |
| Real[nC] | C_nominal (from PartialMedium) | 1.0e-6*ones(nC) | Default for the nominal values for the extra properties |
| Modelica.Units.SI.MassFlowRate[nS] | SubstanceFlowNominal (from PartialMedium) | ones(nS) | Nominal of substance flow |
| Modelica.Units.SI.SpecificEnthalpy | SpecificEnthalpyNominal (from PartialMedium) | -1E6 | Nominal of specific enthalpy |
Contents
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| stateOfMatterprotected | Substances model to translate data into substance properties |
 SubstancesPort | Water chemical substances interface |
| ChemicalSolution | Adapter between SubstancesPort and water medium |
| specificEnthalpies_Tpv | Specific enthalpies of substances at defined temperature, pressure, electric potential |
 BaseProperties | Base properties of medium |
 ThermodynamicState | A selection of variables that uniquely defines the thermodynamic state |
 setState_pTX | Return thermodynamic state as function of p, T and composition X or Xi |
 setState_phX | Return thermodynamic state as function of p, h and composition X or Xi |
 specificEnthalpy | Return specific enthalpy |
 specificHeatCapacityCp | Return specific heat capacity at constant pressure |
 density | |
 temperature | |
 pressure |
Revisions
2021
Marek Matejak, http://www.physiolib.com
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