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where w is the mass flow rate (kg/s), dp is the pressure drop (Pa = N/m2 = kg.m/(s2.m2) = kg/(m.s2)), rho is the inlet density (kg/m3), and rho0 is the reference density (cold water, also in kg/m3).
The unit of Kv is a bit weird: kg/s / (kg/(m.s2))^(1/2) = (kg.m)^(1/2)
Affects 4.4.2 Units of the specification.
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For Modelica there is a discussion about introducing fractional exponents. See modelica/ModelicaSpecification#3012.
One such case is the valve flow equation:
w = Kv*sqrt(dp/(rho/rho0))
where w is the mass flow rate (kg/s), dp is the pressure drop (Pa = N/m2 = kg.m/(s2.m2) = kg/(m.s2)), rho is the inlet density (kg/m3), and rho0 is the reference density (cold water, also in kg/m3).
The unit of Kv is a bit weird: kg/s / (kg/(m.s2))^(1/2) = (kg.m)^(1/2)
Affects 4.4.2 Units of the specification.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: