.TAeZoSysPro.FluidDynamics.Components.Machines.BaseClasses.PartialPump

Information

This is the base model for pumps strongly inspired from the PartialPump of Modelica Standard Library (MSL).

The pump model is based on the theory of kinematic similarity: the pump characteristics are given for nominal operating conditions (rotational speed and fluid density), and then adapted to actual operating condition, according to the similarity equations.

Pump characteristics

The nominal hydraulic characteristic (head vs. volume flow rate) is given by the replaceable function flowCharacteristic.

The pump energy balance can be specified in two alternative ways:

Several functions are provided in the package PumpCharacteristics of the TAeZoSysPro library or the MSL to specify the characteristics as a function of some operating points at nominal conditions.

Depending on the value of the checkValve parameter, the model either supports reverse flow conditions, or includes a built-in check valve to avoid flow reversal.

Dynamics options

The pump dynamic is quasistatic. No mass or energy are stored.

Heat transfer

The pump is adiabatic.

Diagnostics of Cavitation

The replaceable Monitoring submodel can be configured to PumpMonitoringNPSH, in order to compute the Net Positive Suction Head available and check for cavitation, provided a two-phase medium model is used (see Advanced tab).

Contents

NameDescription
 Medium
 flowCharacteristicHead vs. V_flow characteristic at nominal speed and density
 powerCharacteristicPower consumption vs. V_flow at nominal speed and density
 efficiencyCharacteristicEfficiency vs. V_flow at nominal speed and density

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