Journal of Semnan University of Medical Sciences
Design of a software tool for analyzing water looped networks by linear theory
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Introduction: Analyzing water looped networks lead to spontaneous solving of some linear and non-linear equations. So repeating methods must be used. The goal of this study was to design a software tool for analyzing water looped networks by linear theory. Materials and Methods: The software has been written in Delphi programming language and process of calculation is as following: (1) forming independent linear equations of discharge in nodes of network, (2) forming approximate linear equations head loss in network loops, (3) simultaneous solving of total linear equations and approximate linear equations, (4) repeated forming linear head loss with closer approximate by result of solving equations, and (5) repeating stage three and four till stabilization results quantity of solving equations. Results: This software is able to solve the network with following specifications: (1) it doesn’t have any limitation in view point of the number of water network loops, (2) the looped networks consisting some sources, and (3) the networks containing pumps for increasing potential energy. Conclusion: Some networks with different characteristics such as the number of loops forming network, network with some sources and the networks containing pumps were analyzed by this software with hardy - cross methods and same results were obtained that these results are the evidence for proper work of this software. This software is not able to solve the networks containing pressure relief valves and checks valves and can get complicated in future
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