This table contains all auxiliary conditions and supplementary equations. For each auxiliary condition and each supplementary equation, respectively, a line is to be inserted.
One line is allocated to each equation:
In the formulae for supplementary equations, the characters/arithmetic operations ( ) + - / * and the functions from the table below can be used.
In the formulae for auxiliary conditions, only the characters/arithmetic operations ( ) + - can be used. This constraint is due to the implementation of the output of the auxiliary conditions in the form of a balance (Calculateà Form of a balance &endash; Note: only possible for raw data analysis).
Formula |
Result |
Valid for |
Parameter |
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Quantity |
1. |
2. |
3. |
4. |
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ps_t_97_s |
Saturation pressure in bars in relation to the saturation temperature |
Wet steam |
1 |
Temperature |
- |
- |
- |
- |
ts_p_97_s |
Saturation temperature in °C in relation to the saturation pressure |
Wet steam |
1 |
Pressure |
- |
- |
- |
- |
h_ptx_97_d h_ptx_97_w h_ptx_97_s |
Specific enthalpy in kJ/kg of p and T |
Water |
3 |
Pressure |
Temperature |
-1
|
- |
- |
h_ptx_97_d h_ptx_97_w h_ptx_97_s |
Specific enthalpy in kJ/kg of p and x |
Water
|
3 |
Pressure |
-1 |
Steam mass fraction |
- |
- |
h_ptx_97_d h_ptx_97_w h_ptx_97_s |
Specific enthalpy in kJ/kg of T and x |
Water
|
3 |
Pressure (not used) |
Temperature |
Steam mass fraction |
- |
- |
h_ptx_97_skonf |
Specific saturation enthalpy in kJ/kg of p, x and Tsatt |
Water |
3 |
Saturation pressure |
-1 |
Steam mass fraction |
Table uncertainty of the saturation temperature |
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h_lrg_t_15Celsius |
Specific enthalpy in kJ/Nm³ of T and the composition related to 15 °C |
Air Flue gas |
11 |
Temperature |
Parameters 2 to 6: Mole fractions of: CO2, O2, N2, Ar, H2O |
Parameters 7 to 11: Table uncertainties CO2, O2, N2, Ar, H2O |
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h_eg |
Specific enthalpy in kJ/m³ of T and the composition related to 15 °C |
Natural-gas |
12 |
Temperature |
Parameters 2 to 11: Mole fractions of: CH4, C2H6, C3H8, iC4H10, nC4H10, iC5H12, nC5H12, C6H14, CO2, N2 |
Parameter 12: Density of natural gas |
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olim |
Upper limiting function |
- |
5 |
Quantity to be limited |
Limit |
Auxiliary variable |
Snap radius |
Always flag (set for auxiliary variable) |
etai_nn |
For Sheet II: turbine efficiency of p and x |
Water |
4 |
Pressure before turbine |
Steam mass fraction before turbine |
Pressure behind turbine |
Steam mass fraction behind turbine |
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etai_tt |
For Sheet II: turbine efficiency of p and T |
Water |
4 |
Pressure before turbine |
Temperature before turbine |
Pressure behind turbine |
Temperature behind turbine |
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etai_nn_h |
For Sheet II: turbine efficiency of t and x and table uncertainties |
Water |
10 |
Pressure before turbine |
Steam mass fraction before turbine |
TUS for water enthalpy before turbine |
TUS for steam enthalpy before turbine |
TUS for entropy before turbine |
Pressure behind turbine |
Steam mass fraction behind turbine |
TUS for water enthalpy behind turbine |
TUS for steam enthalpy behind turbine |
TUS for entropy behind turbine |
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etai_tt_h |
For Sheet II: turbine efficiency of p and T and table uncertainties |
Water |
10 |
Pressure before turbine |
Temperature before turbine |
TUS for water enthalpy before turbine |
TUS for steam enthalpy before turbine |
TUS for entropy before turbine |
Pressure behind turbine |
Temperature behind turbine |
TUS for water enthalpy behind turbine |
TUS for steam enthalpy behind turbine |
TUS for entropy behind turbine |
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KorrPKond |
For Sheet II: Correction factor for generator output as a function of the condenser pressure before retrofit |
- |
1 |
Condenser pressure |
- |
- |
- |
- |
KorrPKond_nRF |
For Sheet II: Correction factor for generator output as a function of the condenser pressure after retrofit |
- |
1 |
Condenser pressure |
- |
- |
- |
- |
Table: Formulae that can be used for adjoint equations and result
Values or variable names can be used as parameters. If a variable name is specified, the value of the variable instead of the name will be used for the evaluation of the formulae. The following units are assumed for the values: