ElectricGenerator

Plant::ProcessEquipment::ElectricGenerator

Overview

Concrete Class

RDL: ELECTRIC GENERATOR (http://data.posccaesar.org/rdl/RDS415709)

An electric rotating machine that transforms non-electric energy into electric energy

(Fullscreen Diagram)

Supertypes

• ProcessEquipment

Subtypes

• AlternatingCurrentGenerator

• DirectCurrentGenerator

Members

Data Properties

Name	Multiplicity	Type	Ordered	Unique
DesignInletPower	0..1	Undefined | <PhysicalQuantity with UnitType → PowerUnit>	no	no	The inlet power for which the ElectricGenerator is designed.
DesignInletRotationalFrequency	0..1	Undefined | <PhysicalQuantity with UnitType → RotationalFrequencyUnit>	no	no	The inlet rotational frequency for which the ElectricGenerator is designed.
DesignOutletPower	0..1	Undefined | <PhysicalQuantity with UnitType → PowerUnit>	no	no	The outlet power for which the ElectricGenerator is designed.
DesignOutletVoltage	0..1	Undefined | <PhysicalQuantity with UnitType → VoltageUnit>	no	no	The outlet voltage for which the ElectricGenerator is designed.

DesignInletPower

Data Property

The inlet power for which the ElectricGenerator is designed.

Type: Undefined | <PhysicalQuantity with UnitType → PowerUnit>

Multiplicity: 0..1

Ordered: no

Unique: no

RDL: DESIGN INLET POWER (http://sandbox.dexpi.org/rdl/DesignInletPower)

Example

PhysicalQuantity(

     Unit = Kilowatt,

     Value = 300.0)

DesignInletRotationalFrequency

Data Property

The inlet rotational frequency for which the ElectricGenerator is designed.

Type: Undefined | <PhysicalQuantity with UnitType → RotationalFrequencyUnit>

Multiplicity: 0..1

Ordered: no

Unique: no

RDL: DESIGN INLET ROTATIONAL FREQUENCY (http://sandbox.dexpi.org/rdl/DesignInletRotationalFrequency)

Example

PhysicalQuantity(

     Unit = ReciprocalMinute,

     Value = 180.0)

DesignOutletPower

Data Property

The outlet power for which the ElectricGenerator is designed.

Type: Undefined | <PhysicalQuantity with UnitType → PowerUnit>

Multiplicity: 0..1

Ordered: no

Unique: no

RDL: DESIGN OUTLET POWER (http://sandbox.dexpi.org/rdl/DesignOutletPower)

Example

PhysicalQuantity(

     Unit = Kilowatt,

     Value = 500.0)

DesignOutletVoltage

Data Property

The outlet voltage for which the ElectricGenerator is designed.

Type: Undefined | <PhysicalQuantity with UnitType → VoltageUnit>

Multiplicity: 0..1

Ordered: no

Unique: no

RDL: DESIGN OUTLET VOLTAGE (http://sandbox.dexpi.org/rdl/DesignOutletVoltage)

Example

PhysicalQuantity(

     Unit = Volt,

     Value = 600.0)

Example in DEXPI XML

<Object type="Plant/ProcessEquipment.ElectricGenerator">
  <Data property="DesignInletPower">
    <AggregatedDataValue type="Core/PhysicalQuantities.PhysicalQuantity">
      <Data property="Unit">
        <DataReference data="Core/PhysicalQuantities.PowerUnit.Kilowatt"/>
      </Data>
      <Data property="Value">
        <Double>300.0</Double>
      </Data>
    </AggregatedDataValue>
  </Data>
  <Data property="DesignInletRotationalFrequency">
    <AggregatedDataValue type="Core/PhysicalQuantities.PhysicalQuantity">
      <Data property="Unit">
        <DataReference data="Core/PhysicalQuantities.RotationalFrequencyUnit.ReciprocalMinute"/>
      </Data>
      <Data property="Value">
        <Double>180.0</Double>
      </Data>
    </AggregatedDataValue>
  </Data>
  <Data property="DesignOutletPower">
    <AggregatedDataValue type="Core/PhysicalQuantities.PhysicalQuantity">
      <Data property="Unit">
        <DataReference data="Core/PhysicalQuantities.PowerUnit.Kilowatt"/>
      </Data>
      <Data property="Value">
        <Double>500.0</Double>
      </Data>
    </AggregatedDataValue>
  </Data>
  <Data property="DesignOutletVoltage">
    <AggregatedDataValue type="Core/PhysicalQuantities.PhysicalQuantity">
      <Data property="Unit">
        <DataReference data="Core/PhysicalQuantities.VoltageUnit.Volt"/>
      </Data>
      <Data property="Value">
        <Double>600.0</Double>
      </Data>
    </AggregatedDataValue>
  </Data>
</Object>