sisHYD User Guide

Automatic production of consumers from customer data => Validation

Customer data is transferred automatically to consumers. Thus one new consumer results from one or more customer data records. The conversion takes place according to these rules:

  1. The consumer is always produced at the connecting node of the customer.
  2. Customer data with the same consumer group and the same zone is pooled.
    Note: The following also applies for long-distance heating 3-leader networks: A consumer with connection to the supply is produced for the heating portion. For the portions of tab water preparation and ventilation consumers connected to the KLB leader are always produced.
  3. The set consumer group determines which field of the customer data is converted to the consumer load figure. See Customer Tab.

If source and target are identical, no conversion is necessary. As soon as a removed quantity (amount of heat, quantity, volume) is set in the customer column, the yearly hours are needed for the conversion into the appropriate flow size (see the following table):

Customer Yearly hours
Connected load -
Nominal mass flow -
Flow rate -
Current amount of heat necessary
Amount of heat previous year necessary
Current quantity of water. necessary
Quantity of water previous year necessary
Current volume. necessary
Volume previous year necessary
Floor space necessary

Depending upon type of the conversion:

  • the flow and return specified temperature of the consumer group
  • the yearly hours
  • average material values

These are used in the following formulae. The material values for density and thermal capacity are calculated for an absolute pressure of 5 bar and the numerical mean temperature using the thermodynamics library provided.

Flow of the transformation

The transformation results only on nodes affected by data record modifications and executes these actions:

  1. Determine regulations on generated consumers, in order to be able to set the regulation correctly even after the deletion of generated consumers.
  2. Deletes the generated consumers (manually created consumers are preserved unchanged).
  3. Pooling of customer data according to the specified rules for new consumers.
  4. Re-creation of affected regulations on consumers (if necessary).

✍ Deleting customer data can to differential pressure regulations on consumers being changed over to equivalent differential pressure regulations between nodes, as long as no more consumers are present at the connection node.