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31 Aug 2019 17:09 #7637
by ms9876789
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Hi,
I notices that SAM reports the parasitic power condenser operation in MWe. What would be the easiest approach to track in the condensation temperature and pressure at every hour of the simulation for the CSP physical trough model?
I know that SAM maintains a min condenser pressure value, but I would like to perform my own thermodynamic checks on the condenser operation and other components of the power cycle (if possible).
Thanks
I notices that SAM reports the parasitic power condenser operation in MWe. What would be the easiest approach to track in the condensation temperature and pressure at every hour of the simulation for the CSP physical trough model?
I know that SAM maintains a min condenser pressure value, but I would like to perform my own thermodynamic checks on the condenser operation and other components of the power cycle (if possible).
Thanks
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03 Sep 2019 15:34 #7648
by pgilman
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Hi Michael,
You can find a description of the physical trough model's wet cooling equations in Section 3.3.3 of the Physical Trough model reference manual (Wagner, 2011) available on the SAM website:
sam.nrel.gov/concentrating-solar-power/csp-publications.html
Does that provide the information you need for your calculations?
Best regards,
Paul.
You can find a description of the physical trough model's wet cooling equations in Section 3.3.3 of the Physical Trough model reference manual (Wagner, 2011) available on the SAM website:
sam.nrel.gov/concentrating-solar-power/csp-publications.html
Does that provide the information you need for your calculations?
Best regards,
Paul.
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