Parameter validation

Parameter inconsistencies and errors might be indicated on nodes as well as on basic circuits. When a model inconsistency is indicated on a node, the respective node is marked with an orange circle.

When the model error is indicated on a basic circuit  the respective base circuit is marked red. By hoovering with the mouse cursor over the respective node or basic circuit, an explanation of the inconsistency or error/warning appears.

The figures below illustrate some typical examples of model errors.

The node indicates a 'supply temperature mismatch'. In fact, physically it's not feasible to supply the first branch with a supply temperature of 75°C and the second branch with a supply temperature of 40°C. Therefore you need to indicate on the right passive mixing that the primary suppy temperature is 75°C.

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Several base circuits and nodes indicate a 'power propagation mismatch'. This means that there is a unrealistic value filled in insides the parameter box of the base circuit. This error can occur on all the hybrid productions.

When using a parallel production, you can't fill in a power that is greater then the total power needed for the installation. If you do, you'll get the error as shown above. 

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