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Incompressible eva sec medium (Brine), Definition #16
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Yes, I guess it should be possible if you know what the name in coolprop is (e.g. brine_mpg20) you can specify e.g.
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Thanks for the suggestion. I think one of the main problems is, that mpg20 is not listed as a fluid in Coolprop. Instead it is listed as an incompressible mixture. So i think we do need to change some more code, or? |
As far as I can see here (http://www.coolprop.org/fluid_properties/Incompressibles.html), you can also specify incompressible mixtures using PropsSI? |
Thx, i think i found a solution, but i still need to test it. The key was, that also the backend needs to be changed. For this i added the pressure assumption and modified: media/cool_prop.py init() to
The fluid can be defined like: INCOMP::MEG[20] (backend::fluid_name) |
Ok, this looks good and makes sense. Do you want to create a pull request with the change? :) |
Yes i will do one soon, after i tested it a little more. :) |
Is it possible to use brine mediums of coolprop like MPG-20% or MEG-20% at the secondary side of the evaporator? How can i set them up?
Regards
Christian
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