User defined HTF properties - enthalpy

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Mithras CSP
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31 Jul 2012 08:47 #737 by Mithras CSP

User defined HTF properties - enthalpy was created by Mithras CSP

Hi Paul !

I intend to use a user specific HTF fluid in my simulation but I am missing the enthalpy in my dataset.
Usually you calculate H=m*c*T, or h=c*T for it´s specific enthalpy, even though this isn´t really thermodynamically correct as you have to calculate it´s differential form deltaH=m*c*deltaT ..
When I look at the properties table for the different preselectable HTF´s (sam-htf-property-tables.xls), I get different enthalpies, so I wonder how you calculated these parameters... are they interpolated ?

Thanks for your kind reply.

Marc

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Paul Gilman

01 Aug 2012 17:47 #738 by Paul Gilman

Replied by Paul Gilman on topic User defined HTF properties - enthalpy

Hi Marc,

You can see the equations for the HTF properties in the source code for TRNSYS Type 229: sam_mw_pt_Type229.f90. That file should be in your SAM installation folder, which by default in Windows is c:\SAM\2012.5.11\exelib\trnsys\source.

For example, the enthalpy of the Hitec fluid at 175 degrees C in the spreadsheet ( XLSX 23 KB ) is 273,000 J/kg. The equation in Line 950 of the source code file is H_salt_hitec = 1560 * T. At 175 deg C, the value is 1560 * 175 = 273,000.

Best regards,
Paul.

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premcharanraj

02 Jan 2015 11:38 #739 by premcharanraj

Replied by premcharanraj on topic User defined HTF properties - enthalpy

Hi Mr.Paul,
What will be the enthalpy calculation for fluids with varying varying specific heat ?

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