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Dear
Jens,
I found this in the
manual and probably this will help you:
"There are two inlet modes available. In mode 1, the flow stream
enters the node that is closest
to it in temperature. With
sufficient nodes, this permits a maximum degree of stratification.
In
mode 2, flow streams enter
the tank at fixed positions, as specified by the user. At the end
of
each time interval, any
temperature inversions that exist are eliminated by mixing of the
appropriate
adjacent nodes."
With kind
regards
Christian
Dear
all,
I?m just wondering about the first
parameter of type 60. In the reference it is said, with P1=2 it is user
designed inlet positions, and do not change this parameter. It?s nowhere
stated what is P1=1. In the type 60 proforma P1 is changeable. When I do that
and have inlet flows above tank temperature, I get a temperature profile that
looks pretty much like stratified inlets, independent of parameters 5 and 6
(inlet positions). When I change parameter 1 to 1, the proforma doesn?t
change.
Does P1=1 mean variable inlets and
is it just not stated in the reference? And is it a correct stratifying
behaviour?
Thanks in
advance
Jens
Apel
Student, Technical University
Berlin
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