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since simulation results provide pressure results an easy to handle KPI like pump power could be calculated out of it.
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Simulation results offer dp values along pipes, what is easy to map onto the uesgraph. By adjusting the mask in analyze.py the assignment of pressure drop values to uesgraph can easily be done. Some more methods have to be implemented to calculate the pump power properly. That is:
Get supply node
Accumulated pressure drops from supply to all other nodes
Great acc. pressure drop
Pump power based on pressure drop and volume flow around supply node (some efficiencies can be implemented as well)
Pump energy calculation based on pump power and timestamps of the pressure drops simulation results (assuming constand pressure drop for time-intervals)
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