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PySAM simulation time variables
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24 Oct 2025 08:14 #14342
by Aryan
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Hello Paul,
As I am working to feed vector of mass flow rate to SAM using PySAM, per say for each hour or minute. Can I perform this task using it? And second question is : Can I use sim_start, sim_stop or vaccum_array variables defined in PySAM to perform this task? And will this going to persist the state like if I run plant from 8 to 9 and then 9 to 10 for two different values of mass flow rate, will the state be same in both runs, I mean plant is running from 8 to 10 but with different values of mass flow rate for each hour?
Help me out with this query.
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As I am working to feed vector of mass flow rate to SAM using PySAM, per say for each hour or minute. Can I perform this task using it? And second question is : Can I use sim_start, sim_stop or vaccum_array variables defined in PySAM to perform this task? And will this going to persist the state like if I run plant from 8 to 9 and then 9 to 10 for two different values of mass flow rate, will the state be same in both runs, I mean plant is running from 8 to 10 but with different values of mass flow rate for each hour?
Help me out with this query.
Thanks
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28 Oct 2025 09:40 #14347
by Paul Gilman
Replied by Paul Gilman on topic PySAM simulation time variables
Hi Aryan,
Can you tell me more about what you are trying to model? What compute module(s) are you using and what specific input variables are you modifying?
Best regards,
Paul.
Can you tell me more about what you are trying to model? What compute module(s) are you using and what specific input variables are you modifying?
Best regards,
Paul.
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28 Oct 2025 23:51 #14349
by Aryan
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I am working with Physical Trough Collector Model and I want to give mass flow rate for each hour, or minute. SAM only takes maximum and minimum of it values. But I want to perform above said task, how can I do this?
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29 Oct 2025 13:40 #14351
by Paul Gilman
Replied by Paul Gilman on topic PySAM simulation time variables
Hi Aryan,
SAM's physical trough model calculates time series mass flow rates and quantities for other system operating parameters based on the design parameter inputs you provide and the operating conditions determined by the weather file data and system component properties. It is not possible to provide time series mass flow rates as input to the model.
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Paul.
SAM's physical trough model calculates time series mass flow rates and quantities for other system operating parameters based on the design parameter inputs you provide and the operating conditions determined by the weather file data and system component properties. It is not possible to provide time series mass flow rates as input to the model.
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Paul.
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31 Oct 2025 08:42 #14359
by Aryan
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Can I make changes in code build my custom SAM for this purpose? I have also noticed that we can do that with PySSC. But I don't which file exactly I need to make changes in. Can you help me with this?
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31 Oct 2025 16:55 #14360
by Paul Gilman
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Hi Aryan,
Making these kinds of fundamental changes to the underlying models is beyond the scope of the support we can provide.
Best regards,
Paul.
Making these kinds of fundamental changes to the underlying models is beyond the scope of the support we can provide.
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Paul.
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