GE Flow Simulator培训材料 - 控制器.pptx

GE Flow Simulator TrainingControllersGE Flow Simulator controllers - contentOverviewCreating a ControllerDescription and ExamplesPID ControllerFeed Forward ControllerMission BC Controller OverviewControllers are used to change chamber and element inputs while the solver is running.Example: Change a valve position based on chamber pressureControllers use “Gauge” variables to “Manipulate” the chamber or element inputs.Example: Gauge variable = chamber pressure and Manipulate variable = valve position3 types of controllersPID ControllerFeed Forward ControllerMission BC ControllerTypes of ControllersTrue Controllers – a real physical controllerFeed-forward ControllerPID Controller (Transient)False Controllers – not a real physical controller, but enhances simulation capabilityPID Controller (Steady-State)Mission BC ControllerCreating a ControllerUse the Left mouse button to drag the controller from the element library onto the screen.1Select the relation type for Mission and Feed Forward controllers.Can have 2 relations where output of the 1st relation is input for the 2nd relation.2Pick the gauge variable(s). Can be items from a chamber, element, mission etc...Customize the variable name if you’d like for use in tables and python.Do not change property name since solver needs the exact string as shown.3Creating a Controller4Pick the manipulated variable(s). Follow same naming rules as the gauge variable. Can manipulate several items from the same controller.Define the relation. Relation should include the gauge variable(s) and must include all the manipulated variables.5Scripts and tables use the user supplied variable names.More InfoPID Controller(Proportional-Integral-Derivative) Examples:Ex #TypeRelationRunComment1PIDPIDSSVariable: AreaTarget: Flow2PIDPIDSSVariable: Heat AdditionTarget: Pressure DropPID Controller: DescriptionPID Controller (Transient)Consists of:One GAUGE variable (e.g. Chamber Temperature);One SETPOINT (e.g. a constant value of 120 degF);One E