Pressure and temperature sensor (TL)#

block

Block appearance in REPEAT VISION#

 The Pressure and temperature sensor (TL) block allows you to measure absolute values ​​of pressure and temperature in the nodes of a thermal hydraulic network, or the pressure (temperature) difference between two points of this network.

 The absolute sensor has 1 port for connection to the pressure (temperature) control point and measures the absolute value of the parameter in this node.

  • P=P\(_{in}\), where P\(_{in}\) is the absolute pressure in the node connected to the input port of the unit, [Pa];

  • T=T\(_{in}\), where T\(_{in}\) is the absolute temperature in the node connected to the input port of the block, [℃].

 In the differential sensor, the measured pressures (1) (temperatures (2)) are determined by the points of connection of the sensor to the assemblies of the thermal hydraulic network.

(1)#\[ P=P_{ВХ}-P_{ВЫХ} \]

where:

 \(P_{ВХ}\) - pressure in the node connected to the input port, [Pa];

 \(P_{OUT}\) - pressure in the node connected to the output port, [Pa].

(2)#\[ T=T_{ВХ}-T_{ВЫХ} \]

where:

 \(T_{IN}\) - temperature in the node connected to the input port, [℃];

 \(T_{OUT}\) - temperature in the node connected to the output port, [℃].

Note

One sensor can operate in three modes:

  • Measure pressure only;

  • Measure temperature only;

  • Measure pressure and temperature simultaneously.

After adding a sensor to the diagram, use the appropriate sliders to configure it, including the measured parameters.

1.  Properties#

Property

Default value

Description

Units of measurement

Sensor type:
Absolute;
Difference

Absolute

-

-

Pressure

Off

-

Pa

Temperature

Off

-

℃

2.  Inputs and outputs#

Parameters

Input/Output

Description

Units of measurement

Port type

Input

Input

-

-

Thermohydraulics

Pressure

Output

Available, when Pressure - On

Pa

Automation

Temperature

Output

Available, when Temperature - On

℃

Automation

In order to see the connection capabilities of the block, you need to go to page Description of block ports

See also

An example of using this block can be found in the tutorial of the library Thermohydraulics: