Coverage for backend/django/flowsheetInternals/unitops/config/objects/splitter_config.py: 100%

1from common.config_types import * 

2from common.config_utils import * 

3from ..spec_helpers import * 

4 

5splitter_config: ObjectType = ObjectType( 

6 displayType="Splitter", 

7 displayName="Splitter", 

8 ports={ 

9 "inlet": PortType( 

10 displayName="Inlet", 

11 type=ConType.Inlet, 

12 streamName="S", 

13 ), 

14 "outlet": PortType( 

15 many=True, 

16 displayName="Outlet", 

17 type=ConType.Outlet, 

18 default=2, # default number of outlets 

19 minimum=2, # minimum number of outlets 

20 streamName="S", 

21 ), 

22 }, 

23 propertyPackagePorts=default_property_package_ports(), 

24 graphicObject=unitop_graphic(), 

25 indexSets=["splitter_fraction"], 

26 properties=PropertiesType({ 

27 "split_fraction": PropertyType( 

28 displayName="Split Ratio", 

29 type="numeric", 

30 unitType="ratio", 

31 indexSets=["splitter_fraction"], 

32 sumToOne=True, 

33 ), 

34 }), 

35 splitter_fraction_name="Outlet", 

36 propertySetGroups={ 

37 "default": { 

38 "type": "exceptLast", 

39 "displayName": "Properties", 

40 "stateVars": ("split_fraction",), 

41 } 

42 }, 

43 idaes_adapter=UnitModelAdapter( 

44 args=ArgAdapter({ 

45 "property_package": PropertyPackageAdapter(), 

46 "num_outlets": NumOutletsAdapter(), 

47 }), 

48 properties=SerialisePropertiesAdapter(), 

49 ports=SplitterPortListAdapter() 

50 ), 

51) 

52 

53# We can't use the normal PortListAdapter because we don't know ahead of time which ports are on the splitter. 

54# there could be any number of inlet and outlet ports. 

55# So we will have to make our own PortListAdapter that has custom code to generate the list of ports.