last modified: 07/04/2005
Course code: wb4423-03 |
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Course name: Modeling and Simulation of Energy Conversion
Systems |
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This concerns a Course |
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ECTS credit points:
3 |
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Faculty of Mechanical
Engineering and Marine Technology |
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Section of Energy
Technology |
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Lecturer(s):
Dr. ir. P. Colonna |
Tel.: 015 - 27 82172 |
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Catalog data:
Physical modeling of dynamic systems,
Simulation, Conservation Laws, Constitutive equations, Lumped parameters
models, Causality, Energy conversion systems, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer,
Fluid Dynamics, Ordinary Differential Equations, Numerical Analysis,
Modularity, Linearization, Process components, Power plant, Cogeneration,
Trigeneration, Fluid Properties, Simulation software, Real time Simulation,
Model validation, Simulators. |
Course year: |
MSc 1st year |
Semester: |
2B |
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Hours per week: |
4 |
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Other hours: |
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Assessment: |
see “Remarks” |
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Assessment periods: |
After 2B, Summer, after 1A, After
1B |
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(see academic
calendar) |
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Prerequisites (course codes):
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O.D.E., numerical methods (wi2051wb – Differential Eqns.)
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Principles of programming (e.g. in
2049wb
–Programming in Visual Basic or Matlab)
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Thermodynamics (wb1126wb–Thermo 1,
wb1224 – Thermo
2)
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Heat and Mass Transfer (wb1321 – Heat and Mass
Transfer)
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Principles of Fluid Machinery (wb4304 – Thermo 3)
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Components in Energy conversion systems (wb4300A –
Equipment for heat and mass transfer, wb4300B – Introduction to pumps and
compressors)
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Power plants (wb4422 – Thermal Power Plants,
wb4430-03 Process Flow scheme)
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Principles of Dynamic Modeling (wb2311 –
Introduction to Modeling) |
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Follow up (course codes): |
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Detailed description of topics: Part 01 Introduction |
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Course material: |
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References from literature:
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Remarks: assessment, entry requirements, etc.: Students' proficiency is assessed during
an oral exam in which the student presents the results of his modeling project. Theoretical aspects are tested during
the discussion. |
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Learning goals: The objective of the
course is to give students a method to design and implement complex dynamic
models of energy conversion systems, using basic principles and fundamental
engineering knowledge in the fields of thermodynamics, fluid dynamics and
heat transfer. The theoretical fundamentals of dynamic modeling
are complemented by an initial training in the use of advanced software to
implement the designed models and simulate and analyze the involved
processes. Students get some experience in using tools currently employed in
modern engineering practice. |
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Computer use: The computer is used
to build dynamic models of energy conversion systems and to run simulations
for the purpose of validating and analyzing the response of the system. Specific
software for dynamic modeling of Engineering
systems is employed. Due to licenses availability on campus, Mathworks Simulink is employed. |
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Laboratory / project(s): Modeling and simulation of components of an
energy conversion system. |
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Design content:
Modeling and simulation of an energy conversion
system formed by several components. |
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