Hugo Brunner

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Hello, I am trying to simulate an Organic Rankine Cycle in transient with the dynamic mode, but I am new to that mode in DWsim. I've done the dynamic mode tutorial avalaible in the user guide (and it worked out great even with the PID controller), but I think that I don't grasp all the details to run more advanced transient simulations, like : - why and when to use "pressure" or "flow" in the page dynamic for a material stream - how to control the flow rate (since doing it with a valve after a pump...

Hello, I am trying to simulate an Organic Rankine Cycle in transient with the dynamic mode, but I am new to that mode in DWsim. I've done the dynamic mode tutorial avalaible in the user guide (and it worked out great even with the PID controller), but I think that I don't grasp all the details to run more advanced transient simulations, like : - why and when to use "pressure" or "flow" in the page dynamic for a material stream - how to control the flow rate (since doing it with a valve after a pump...

Hello, I am trying to simulate an Organic Rankine Cycle in transient with the dynamic mode, but I am new to that mode in DWsim. I've done the dynamic mode tutorial avalaible in the user guide (and it worked out great even with the PID controller), but I think that I don't grasp all the details to run more advanced transient simulations, like : - why and when to use "pressure" or "flow" in the page dynamic for a material stream - how to control the flow rate (since doing it with a valve after a pump...

Thank you for your answer. So in the Python code that controls the DWsim flowsheet, when I would want to change the "volume", I will write the following line that you sent? myop.InputVariables['volume'] = 100 The name of the scripting variable would be "volume" in my example (like in this screenshot)? The "myop" is the name to access the unit operation? How do I set it up? And in the Python code of the unit operation, what do I change to make the link with this variable and the unit operation co...

Thank you for your answer. So in the Python code that controls the DWsim flowsheet, when I would want to change the "volume", I will write the following line that you sent? myop.InputVariables['volume'] = 100 The name of the scripting variable would be "volume" in my example (like in this screenshot)? The "myop" is the name to access the unit operation? How do I set it up? And in the Python code of the unit operation, what do I change to make the link with this variable and the unit operation co...

Thank you for your answer. So in the Python code that controls the DWsim flowsheet, when I would want to change the "volume", I will write the following line that you sent? myop.InputVariables['volume'] = 100 The name of the scripting variable would be "volume" in my example (like in this screenshot)? And in the Python code of the unit operation, what do I change to make the link with this variable and the unit operation code?