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PSATResult::Output Struct Reference

#include <Results.h>

Public Member Functions

 Output (double pumpEfficiency, double motorRatedPower, double motorShaftPower, double pumpShaftPower, double motorEfficiency, double motorPowerFactor, double motorCurrent, double motorPower, double annualEnergy, double annualCost, double loadFactor, double driveEfficiency, double estimatedFLA=0)
 
 Output (double pumpEfficiency, double motorRatedPower, double motorShaftPower, double pumpShaftPower, double motorEfficiency, double motorPowerFactor, double motorCurrent, double motorPower, double annualEnergy, double annualCost, double loadFactor, double driveEfficiency, double estimatedFLA=0)
 
 Output (double pumpEfficiency, double motorRatedPower, double motorShaftPower, double pumpShaftPower, double motorEfficiency, double motorPowerFactor, double motorCurrent, double motorPower, double annualEnergy, double annualCost, double loadFactor, double driveEfficiency, double estimatedFLA=0)
 

Public Attributes

double pumpEfficiency
 Optimal: Optimal pump efficiency is estimated based on the efficiency estimating algorithms contained in Hydraulic Institute Standard HI 1.3-2000, Centrifugal Pump Design and Application. More...
 
double motorRatedPower
 Optimal: This is the nameplate motor rated power for an optimally sized pump. More...
 
double motorShaftPower
 Optimal: This is the motor shaft power requirements for the optimal pump, based on the specified flow rate, head, and specific gravity values, along with the HI 1.3 achievable efficiency algorithms. If a belt drive is specified, associated losses are added to the pump shaft power to determine required motor power. For direct-driven pumps, the pump and motor shaft powers are the same. More...
 
double pumpShaftPower
 Optimal: This is the shaft power requirements for the optimal pump, based on the specified flow rate, head, and specific gravity values, along with the HI 1.3 achievable efficiency algorithms. More...
 
double motorEfficiency
 Optimal: This is the estimated efficiency for an energy-efficient motor of the size indicated in the optimal motor rated power entry above when operating at the optimal motor shaft power. More...
 
double motorPowerFactor
 Optimal: This is the estimated power factor for an energy-efficient motor of the size indicated in the optimal motor rated power entry above when operating at the optimal motor shaft power (also indicated above). More...
 
double motorCurrent
 Optimal: This is the estimated current for an energy-efficient motor of the size indicated in the optimal motor rated power entry above when operating at the optimal motor shaft power. More...
 
double motorPower
 Optimal: The estimated electric power for an energy-efficient motor of the size indicated in the optimal motor rated power entry above when operating at the optimal motor shaft power. More...
 
double annualEnergy
 Optimal: The annual energy consumption for an optimized pump driven by an energy-efficient motor, based on the estimated motor power and on the fraction of time the pump is operated indicated by the operating fraction. More...
 
double annualCost
 Optimal: This is the annual energy cost based on the product of the optimal annual energy consumption and the unit operating cost (cents/kwhr) input. More...
 
double loadFactor
 
double driveEfficiency
 
double estimatedFLA
 Existing: The full load amps are either specified (known) or estimated. This field will hold either one. The estimated full load amps are calculated from the motor voltage, hp, and speed.
 

Detailed Description

Result (output) structure captures the same fields for the existing as well as the optimal condition.

Definition at line 110 of file Results.h.

Member Data Documentation

◆ annualCost

double PSATResult::Output::annualCost

Optimal: This is the annual energy cost based on the product of the optimal annual energy consumption and the unit operating cost (cents/kwhr) input.

Existing: This is the existing annual energy cost based on the product of the existing annual energy consumption and the unit operating cost (cents/kwhr) input.

Definition at line 141 of file Results.h.

◆ annualEnergy

double PSATResult::Output::annualEnergy

Optimal: The annual energy consumption for an optimized pump driven by an energy-efficient motor, based on the estimated motor power and on the fraction of time the pump is operated indicated by the operating fraction.

Existing: This is the annual energy consumption at the measured/estimated power level for the existing equipment when operated for the fraction of time indicated by the operating fraction.

Definition at line 139 of file Results.h.

◆ motorCurrent

double PSATResult::Output::motorCurrent

Optimal: This is the estimated current for an energy-efficient motor of the size indicated in the optimal motor rated power entry above when operating at the optimal motor shaft power.

Existing: This is the estimated or measured current for the existing motor at the existing load.

Definition at line 135 of file Results.h.

◆ motorEfficiency

double PSATResult::Output::motorEfficiency

Optimal: This is the estimated efficiency for an energy-efficient motor of the size indicated in the optimal motor rated power entry above when operating at the optimal motor shaft power.

Existing: This is the estimated efficiency of the existing motor at the existing load.

Definition at line 131 of file Results.h.

◆ motorPower

double PSATResult::Output::motorPower

Optimal: The estimated electric power for an energy-efficient motor of the size indicated in the optimal motor rated power entry above when operating at the optimal motor shaft power.

Existing: This is the estimated or measured electric power for the existing motor at the existing load.

Definition at line 137 of file Results.h.

◆ motorPowerFactor

double PSATResult::Output::motorPowerFactor

Optimal: This is the estimated power factor for an energy-efficient motor of the size indicated in the optimal motor rated power entry above when operating at the optimal motor shaft power (also indicated above).

Existing: This is the estimated power factor for the existing motor at the existing load. It is based on the measured electrical data and the motor performance characteristic curves for the specified motor.

Definition at line 133 of file Results.h.

◆ motorRatedPower

double PSATResult::Output::motorRatedPower

Optimal: This is the nameplate motor rated power for an optimally sized pump.

Existing: Existing motor nameplate power (same as Rated power in the Motor input section).

Definition at line 125 of file Results.h.

◆ motorShaftPower

double PSATResult::Output::motorShaftPower

Optimal: This is the motor shaft power requirements for the optimal pump, based on the specified flow rate, head, and specific gravity values, along with the HI 1.3 achievable efficiency algorithms. If a belt drive is specified, associated losses are added to the pump shaft power to determine required motor power. For direct-driven pumps, the pump and motor shaft powers are the same.

Existing: This is the estimated motor shaft power for the existing motor. The estimate is based on measured electrical data and PSAT's efficiency estimate for the specified motor size, speed, and class.

Definition at line 127 of file Results.h.

◆ pumpEfficiency

double PSATResult::Output::pumpEfficiency

Optimal: Optimal pump efficiency is estimated based on the efficiency estimating algorithms contained in Hydraulic Institute Standard HI 1.3-2000, Centrifugal Pump Design and Application.

Existing: Existing pump efficiency is fluid power added by the pump divided by pump input shaft power.

Definition at line 123 of file Results.h.

◆ pumpShaftPower

double PSATResult::Output::pumpShaftPower

Optimal: This is the shaft power requirements for the optimal pump, based on the specified flow rate, head, and specific gravity values, along with the HI 1.3 achievable efficiency algorithms.

Existing: This is the estimated pump shaft power for the existing motor. The estimate is the same as the motor shaft power (above) for direct-driven applications. For belt-driven applications, belt losses are deducted from the motor shaft power to determine pump shaft power.

Definition at line 129 of file Results.h.


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