Building Isothermal (SimHydraulics) parts in Thermal Fluid domain

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Eric Money 2016-6-9

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回答： Yifeng Tang 2022-7-1

Working on attempting to rebuild existing SimHydraulics models in the thermal liquid domain, which is going to require building certain components from the ground up.

For components with a detailed "under mask" look provided by Mathworks obviously this won't be difficult, however models that are code based this may be tricky without a fairly detailed look at the code used, which I don't expect to get.

Question is this: Has anyone ventured down this road yet with the new thermal liquid domain? If yes, how have you gone about it and have you had any success? Any recommendations?

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Yifeng Tang 2022-7-1

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It's six years later now lol ...

There is a conversion tool for upgrading to the new Isothermal Liquid domain (NOT the one you want).

https://www.mathworks.com/help/physmod/simscape/ug/upgrading-hydraulic-models-to-use-isothermal-liquid-blocks.html

The reason I mention this is that there is pretty good correspondence between the blocks in the Thermal Liquid domain and the Isothermal Liquid domain. Maybe it'll make your life easier.