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Re: [TRNSYS-users] Steam turbine type 592c



Dr Redpath,

  That message usually comes if there is a difference between the units of an output and the units of the input that you're trying to connect to. Please bear in mind that if you change the units of an input, TRNSYS does not perform any kind of automatic unit conversion; it still expects that you will provide the input value in the default units that it expects.

  I tried to join two Type592s in series and did not have a problem connecting the outlet steam state of one to the inlet steam state of the other. I left all input and output units untouched.

  If the above does not help, please contact your distributor for some assistance and send them the project as well as a detailed description of how to repeat the issue. If you aren't sure who to contact, please send me an email directly.

kind regards,

 David


On 03/25/2019 11:39, Dr D.A.G. Redpath via TRNSYS-users wrote:
Hi,

I'm wanting to model a Rankine cycle with more than one steam turbine to simulate a typical power plant configuration of high and low pressure steam turbines, I'm using type 592c when I went to join these I got a message saying I may need to add a calculator in between? Can any of the steam turbine types be simply linked in the simulation studio? Thanks

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