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    MPS30 Assignment 1 Part1

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    This document contains instructions for two assignments involving modeling hydraulic systems in HOPSAN. Assignment 1A involves modeling oil flow through a pipe with changing upstream and downstream pressures, and comparing models with different oil densities. Assignment 1B is similar but uses HOPSAN to model the system. Assignment 2A involves modeling fluid flow and pressure changes in a pipe over time based on changing inflow and outflow rates, and comparing models with different fluid properties. Assignment 2B models the same system in HOPSAN. Students are asked to model the systems, compare outputs to their expectations, and submit a single PDF report via Google Classroom by the deadline.

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    MPS30 Assignment 1 Part1

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    This document contains instructions for two assignments involving modeling hydraulic systems in HOPSAN. Assignment 1A involves modeling oil flow through a pipe with changing upstream and downstream pressures, and comparing models with different oil densities. Assignment 1B is similar but uses HOPSAN to model the system. Assignment 2A involves modeling fluid flow and pressure changes in a pipe over time based on changing inflow and outflow rates, and comparing models with different fluid properties. Assignment 2B models the same system in HOPSAN. Students are asked to model the systems, compare outputs to their expectations, and submit a single PDF report via Google Classroom by the deadline.

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    This document contains instructions for two assignments involving modeling hydraulic systems in HOPSAN. Assignment 1A involves modeling oil flow through a pipe with changing upstream and downstream pressures, and comparing models with different oil densities. Assignment 1B is similar but uses HOPSAN to model the system. Assignment 2A involves modeling fluid flow and pressure changes in a pipe over time based on changing inflow and outflow rates, and comparing models with different fluid properties. Assignment 2B models the same system in HOPSAN. Students are asked to model the systems, compare outputs to their expectations, and submit a single PDF report via Google Classroom by the deadline.

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    MPS30 Assignment 1 Part1

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    This document contains instructions for two assignments involving modeling hydraulic systems in HOPSAN. Assignment 1A involves modeling oil flow through a pipe with changing upstream and downstream pressures, and comparing models with different oil densities. Assignment 1B is similar but uses HOPSAN to model the system. Assignment 2A involves modeling fluid flow and pressure changes in a pipe over time based on changing inflow and outflow rates, and comparing models with different fluid properties. Assignment 2B models the same system in HOPSAN. Students are asked to model the systems, compare outputs to their expectations, and submit a single PDF report via Google Classroom by the deadline.

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    Assignment 1 – Exercise 1.

    ▪ Consider a restriction of area 0.1 cm2 and coefficient Cd = 0.67, the pipeline
    is filled with oil of density 890 kg/m³ and subjected to a pressure of 0.4
    MPa upstream, and a downstream variable pressure, as shown in the
    graph below.
    Pressure
    0.6 MPa

    0.2 MPa

    3s time

    ❑ What is the expected flow profile for the pipe?


    ❑ If the hydraulic fluid is replaced by one with a density of 1200 kg/m³, what will
    be the effect on the system?

    Draw a draft in white paper.

    1
    Assignment 1 – Exercise 2.A
    ▪ Consider a pipeline with a volume of 0.01 m³ and an initial pressure of 0.1
    MPa, working with hydraulic fluid of bulk modulus b = 1e9 Pa. From a
    certain instant (t=0), the pipe starts to receive an inlet flow of 0.003 m³/s
    and provides an output flow with the following profile:
    Flow rate
    2s 6s
    time
    -0.001 m3/s

    -0.004 m3/s

    ❑ What is the expected pressure profile in the pipe?


    ❑ If the hydraulic fluid is replaced by another one with a bulk modulus b = 0.7e9
    Pa, what will be the effect on the system?

    Draw a draft in white paper.

    2
    Assignment 1 – Exercise 1.B

    ▪ Consider a restriction of area 0.1 cm2 and coefficient Cd = 0.67, the pipeline
    is filled with oil of density 890 kg/m³ and subjected to a pressure of 0.4 MPa
    upstream, and a downstream variable pressure, as shown in the graph
    below.
    pressure
    0.6 MPa Simulation time: 6s
    Step: 0.001
    0.2 MPa

    3s time

    ❑ Build a model in HOPSAN, using the "turbulent orifice" to model the constraint.
    ❑ Copy your model and set the oil density of the copy to 1200 kg/m³ density.
    ❑ Compare the flow profile of both cases with your previous expectation.

    3
    Assignment 1 – Exercise 2.B

    ▪ Consider a pipeline with a volume of 0.01 m³ and an initial pressure of 0.1


    MPa, working with hydraulic fluid of bulk modulus b = 1e9 Pa. From a
    certain instant (t=0), the pipe starts to receive an inlet flow of 0.003 m³/s
    and provides an output flow with the following profile:
    flow rate
    2s 6s
    time
    -0.001 m3/s
    Simulation time: 6s
    Step: 0.001
    -0.004 m3/s

    ❑ Build a model in HOPSAN, using the “hydraulic volume" component.


    ❑ Copy your model and set the bulk modulus of the copy to b = 0.7e9 Pa.
    ❑ Compare the pressure profile of both cases with your previous expectation.

    5
    Assignment 1 (Exercises 1 and 2)

    ▪ For Exercise 1 and Exercise 2:


    ❑ Organize in a single PDF document:
    – Your name;
    – Expected output;
    – HOPSAN model;
    – HOPSAN output;
    – Comments about the differences (if any) between what you expected as
    output and what you obtained in HOPSAN.
    ❑ Deliver your assignment using Google Classroom.

    Deadline: 21/08/2023 Individual


    assignment

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