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VanneReglante

Thermal-hydraulic control valve

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Description

The VanneReglante block represents a variable orifice control valve. The flow rate through the valve is proportional to the valve opening.

ΔP × h × |h| = k × Q × |Q|

where h is the valve opening, ΔP is the pressure difference, and Q is the flow rate. This model is only used for the laminar flow regimes. k is a constant depending on the valve geometry and mass density of fluid.

Parameters

  • Cvmax

    Cvmax (maximum opening of the valve)

    Properties : Type 'vec' of size -1.

  • p_rho

    Fluid density

    Properties : Type 'vec' of size -1.

Default properties

  • Inputs :

    • Modelica variable name : 'C1'

      Implicit variable.

    • Modelica variable name : 'Ouv'

      Explicit variable.

  • Outputs :

    • Modelica variable name : 'C2'

      Implicit variable.

  • Parameters :

    • Modelica parameter name : 'Cvmax'

      Default value : 8005.42

      Is a state variable : no.

    • Modelica parameter name : 'p_rho'

      Default value : 0

      Is a state variable : no.

  • File name of the model : VanneReglante

Interfacing function

  • SCI/modules/scicos_blocks/macros/Hydraulics/VanneReglante.sci

Modelica model

  • SCI/modules/scicos_blocks/macros/Hydraulics/VanneReglante.mo

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