Comparison Open Modelica – Dymola for Power Plant Simulation

Dahlquist, Erik; Aparicio, Elena Tomas; Li, Hailong; Fritzson, Peter; Östlund, Per

doi:10.11128/sne.23.tn.10207

SNE

2013

DOI: 10.11128/sne.23.tn.10207

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Comparison Open Modelica – Dymola for Power Plant Simulation

Erik Dahlquist¹,

Elena Tomas Aparicio²,

Hailong Li³

et al.

Abstract: In this paper a comparison is made between OpenModelica and Dymola for a simulation model of a power boiler. The similarities and differences are presented. Dymola has the advantage of having a more

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Dynamic analysis of the SunDial, the rotatory Fresnel collector

Barnetche,

González-Portillo,

Ibarra

et al. 2023

The International Conference on Battery for Renewable Energy and Electric Vehicles (Icb-Rev) 2022

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The SunDial is a new rotatory Fresnel designed for solar heat industrial process (SHIP) applications. This study aims to carry out a dynamic analysis of the SunDial against different transients such as start-up, defocus, and cloud passage. We used Dymola software to simulate the SunDial connected to a heat exchanger, which represents industrial heat demand, in a closed-loop with several controllers. The system could maintain the demand inlet temperature at a constant value, operating the SunDial at a constant flow despite the variability of the solar resource. The defocus control could manage to limit the temperature to the maximum admitted, preventing overheating.

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Dynamic analysis of the SunDial, the rotatory Fresnel collector

Barnetche,

González-Portillo,

Ibarra

et al. 2023

The International Conference on Battery for Renewable Energy and Electric Vehicles (Icb-Rev) 2022

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Comparison Open Modelica – Dymola for Power Plant Simulation

Abstract: In this paper a comparison is made between OpenModelica and Dymola for a simulation model of a power boiler. The similarities and differences are presented. Dymola has the advantage of having a more

Cited by 1 publication

References 11 publications

Dynamic analysis of the SunDial, the rotatory Fresnel collector

Dynamic analysis of the SunDial, the rotatory Fresnel collector

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