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Fluid_Aspect_Course_3_5
Jason Harvey edited this page Feb 19, 2021
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- The GunnsFluidSensor is not a real sensor model in itself.
- doesn’t model sensor-like things: bias/drift/noise, etc.
- Rather, it simply grabs measurable fluid values to send over to a real sensor model.
- We use this link to grab the data rather than looking directly at the GunnsFluidNode:
- Nodes are not designed to interface with the user or sim bus.
- Having a dedicated sensor call-out link in your fluid network keeps it looking at the correct location in case you change the node numbers in the drawing.
- We use this link to grab the data rather than looking directly at the GunnsFluidNode:
- The real sensor model (SensorAnalog, etc) is usually implemented in the Signal aspect
- the “truth” value is sent over from the fluid aspect via sim bus.
- The SensorAnalog is configured to convert the fluid aspect’s units to the sensor’s output units:
- Temperature: (K) to whatever
- Pressure: (kPa) to whatever
- GunnsFluidSensor is a fluid conductor, and can conduct flow through itself.
- Can model leak-thru a burst diaphram in a delta-pressure sensor, etc.
- Placed in-line with the bulk flow passage for measuring flow rate.
- See GunnsFluidSensor for examples of how to hook it up.
- In some cases, a GunnsFluidSensor link can’t get what you need. Examples:
- Fluid temperature output from a HX link before it gets mixed into its downstream node
- In this case, grab the HX link’s mInternalFluid.mTemperature
- Fluid temperature output from a HX link before it gets mixed into its downstream node