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This page will summarise the models that exist for energy system modelling using ASCEND. | This page will summarise the models that exist for energy system modelling using ASCEND. | ||
* [[CCGT|Combined-cycle gas turbine]] with a range of bottoming cycle working fluids. | |||
* [[Rankine cycle]]: model of simple, reheat, regenerative and reheat-regenerative '''Rankine cycles''', including simple first-order component models of pumps, turbines, feedwater heaters, condensers and boilers. | * [[Rankine cycle]]: model of simple, reheat, regenerative and reheat-regenerative '''Rankine cycles''', including simple first-order component models of pumps, turbines, feedwater heaters, condensers and boilers. | ||
* [[Brayton cycle]]: models of simple, regenerative and regenerative intercooled ''Brayton cycles''', using simple first-order components. | * [[Brayton cycle]]: models of simple, regenerative and regenerative intercooled ''Brayton cycles''', using simple first-order components. | ||
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* [[Calculation of sun position]] | * [[Calculation of sun position]] | ||
* [[Worked_examples#Simple_advection_equation|Advection equation]] model, {{src|models/johnpye/advection.a4c}} | * [[Worked_examples#Simple_advection_equation|Advection equation]] model, {{src|models/johnpye/advection.a4c}} | ||
* [[Solar-thermal system modelling]] | |||
* {{src|models/johnpye/moody.a4c}}: plotting a Moody (pipe friction) diagram using ASCEND (needs some external components, yet to be packaged) | * {{src|models/johnpye/moody.a4c}}: plotting a Moody (pipe friction) diagram using ASCEND (needs some external components, yet to be packaged) | ||
* {{src|models/johnpye/radialheatloss.a4c}}: modelling of radial heat loss though pipe and insulation. | * {{src|models/johnpye/radialheatloss.a4c}}: modelling of radial heat loss though pipe and insulation. | ||
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* {{src|models/johnpye/datareader/testairprops.a4c}}: transport properties of air, read from a CSV file. | * {{src|models/johnpye/datareader/testairprops.a4c}}: transport properties of air, read from a CSV file. | ||
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[[Category:Examples]] | [[Category:Examples]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:12, 16 May 2012
This page will summarise the models that exist for energy system modelling using ASCEND.
- Combined-cycle gas turbine with a range of bottoming cycle working fluids.
- Rankine cycle: model of simple, reheat, regenerative and reheat-regenerative Rankine cycles, including simple first-order component models of pumps, turbines, feedwater heaters, condensers and boilers.
- Brayton cycle: models of simple, regenerative and regenerative intercooled Brayton cycles', using simple first-order components.
- Data reader: system for reading weather data for use in dynamic simulations eg of solar energy systems.
- models/johnpye/thermalequilibrium2.a4c: dynamic model of heat transfer from superheated steam to subcooled water (needs updating to use current version of freesteam).
- models/heatex.a4c: detailed model of a condensing heat exchanger (uses CMSlv)
- models/pipeline.a4c: model of a pipe flow network including one-way check valves (uses CMSlv)
- Calculation of sun position
- Advection equation model, models/johnpye/advection.a4c
- Solar-thermal system modelling
- models/johnpye/moody.a4c: plotting a Moody (pipe friction) diagram using ASCEND (needs some external components, yet to be packaged)
- models/johnpye/radialheatloss.a4c: modelling of radial heat loss though pipe and insulation.
- models/johnpye/cavity.a4c: modelling of radiation balance in a cavity (by Radiosity method)
- FPROPS: calculation of properties of ammonia, water, hydrogen, nitrogen directly from Helmholtz functions.
- models/johnpye/simple_pv.a4c: model of a simple photovoltaic cell (thanks to Ioan-Alexandru Lazar)
- models/johnpye/exergy.a4c: simple demonstration of exergy destruction in mixing of two fluids.
- models/johnpye/datareader/testairprops.a4c: transport properties of air, read from a CSV file.