User talk:J.saipratap
This page contains details such as 1) My statement of results 2) ASCEND flat plate collector model (code and snapshots) 3) Reported bugs and 4) ANTLR exercise- work done so far
My statement of results
[edit]The following image has a detailed description of my previous courses and grades also registration information for current semester.
The first three years have the courses designed by BITS for the curriculum. The first semester of fourth year contains my electives.
ASCEND flat plate collector model (code)
[edit]The following code was built by me in an attempt to model a solar flat plate collector.
REQUIRE "atoms.a4l"; REQUIRE "measures.a4l";
ATOM power_per_area REFINES solver_var
DIMENSION M/T^3
DEFAULT 1.0{W/m^2};
lower_bound := 0.0{W/m^2};
upper_bound := 1e50{W/m^2};
nominal := 1.0{W/m^2};
END power_per_area;
(* The above atom was required because the atoms.a4l of 0.9.7 version has an error in assigning units for power_per_area definition *)
MODEL flatplate;
NOTES
'author' SELF { J. Sai Pratap}
'purpose' SELF { Analysis of solar flat plate collector }
END NOTES;
(* Variables *)
A "collector area(m^2)" IS_A area;
Fr "collector heat removal factor" IS_A factor;
m "fluid mass flow rate(g/s)" IS_A mass_rate ;
Tc "collector average temperature(K)" IS_A temperature;
Ti "inlet fluid temperature(K)" IS_A temperature;
To "outlet fluid temperature(K)" IS_A temperature;
Ta "ambient temperature(K)" IS_A temperature;
Cp "specific heat" IS_A heat_capacity_a_constant;
Qi "collector heat input(1watt)" IS_A energy_rate_scale;
Qu "useful energy gain(1watt)" IS_A energy_rate_scale;
Qo "heat loss(1watt)" IS_A energy_rate_scale;
I "intensity of solar radiation" IS_A power_per_area;
Ul "collector overall heat loss coefficient" IS_A energy_rate_scale;
eta "collector efficiency" IS_A constant;
tow "transmission co-efficient of glazing" IS_A constant;
alpha "absorption co-efficient of plate" IS_A constant;
(* equations *)
Heat_input : Qi = I*tow*alpha*A;
Heat_lost : Qo = Ul*A*( Tc - Ta );
Useful_heat : Qi-Qo = Qu ;
Heat_removalfactor : Fr = m*Cp*( To - Ti )/Qu;
Collector_efficiency : eta = Fr*Qu/A/I;
METHODS
METHOD specify;
NOTES
'aim' SELF { fixing 11 variables to make the model well posed}
END NOTES;
FIX m ;
FIX Cp;
FIX A;
FIX Tc;
FIX Ti;
FIX To;
FIX Ta;
FIX I;
FIX Ul;
FIX tow;
FIX alpha;
END specify;
METHOD values;
NOTES
'aim' SELF { assigning values to above fixes variables}
END NOTES;
m := 0.5 { kg/s };
Cp := 4.18 { J/kg/K };
A := 2{ m^2 };
Tc := 340 { K };
Ti := 300 { K };
To := 330 { K };
Ta := 305 { K };
I := 350 { W/m^2};
Ul := 15 { W/m^2/K};
tow := 0.9;
alpha := 0.15;
END values;
METHOD bound_self ;
END bound_self ;
METHOD bound_all ;
RUN bound_self ;
END bound_all ;
METHOD scale_self ;
END scale_self ;
METHOD scale_all ;
RUN scale_all ;
END scale_all ;
METHOD default_self ;
END default_self ;
METHOD default_all ;
RUN default_all ;
m := 1 {kg/s} ;
Cp := 10 {J/kg/K} ;
A := 1 {m^2} ;
Tc := 340 {K} ;
Ti := 300 {K} ;
To := 330 {K} ;
Ta := 300 {K} ;
I := 500 { W/m^2};
Ul := 1000 { W/m^2/K};
tow := 0.9;
alpha := 0.1;
END default_all ;
END flatplate ;
ASCEND flat plate collector model(snapshots)
[edit]The following snapshots display the results obtained on loading the above model into ASCEND0.9.0.
Reported bugs
[edit]I have reported two issues through the ASCEND Bug Tracker.The links to them are
https://ascendbugs.cheme.cmu.edu/view.php?id=447
and
https://ascendbugs.cheme.cmu.edu/view.php?id=449
ANTLR exercise- work done so far
[edit]I have been trying to develop a parser in ANTLR for parsing ASCEND0.9.7. The code so far is at the following location;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:J.saipratap
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