New simulation method for transient response of composite fluid line systems - (Effective computation techniques and step responses of multiline systems)
M. Yoshioka et K. Yamazaki, New simulation method for transient response of composite fluid line systems - (Effective computation techniques and step responses of multiline systems), JSME C, 44(3), 2001, pp. 594-602
Citations number
5
Categorie Soggetti
Mechanical Engineering
Journal title
JSME INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL SERIES C-MECHANICAL SYSTEMS MACHINE ELEMENTS AND MANUFACTURING
In the first report on this subject, a new simulation method for obtaining
the transient response of composite fluid line systems, such as gas transpo
rt networks, air brake systems, pressure instrument lines and pneumatic con
trol systems, has been presented. This simulation is based on the wave diag
ram of the fluid line system and Brown's approximate step response of a sem
i-infinite line. In this report, two kinds of wave reduction techniques are
introduced for the effective computation of the transient response. One is
the unification of equivalent and similar waves at any junction of lines f
rom different traveling routes. The other is the elimination of small waves
attenuated by the partial reflection and the long propagation distance. Fo
r computed response examples using these techniques, the step responses of
composite fluid line systems (a loop line system and multiline branching sy
stems) are also presented.