Class SolidTransportData holds transport parameters for a specific solid-phase species. More...

#include <SolidTransportData.h>

Inheritance diagram for SolidTransportData:

Collaboration diagram for SolidTransportData:

Public Member Functions
	SolidTransportData (const SolidTransportData &right)

SolidTransportData &	operator= (const SolidTransportData &right)

Public Attributes
std::string	speciesName
	A SolidTransportData object is instantiated for each species. More...

LTPspecies *	ionConductivity
	Model type for the ionic conductivity. More...

LTPspecies *	thermalConductivity
	Model type for the thermal conductivity. More...

LTPspecies *	electConductivity
	Model type for the electrical conductivity. More...

LTPspecies *	defectDiffusivity
	Model type for the defectDiffusivity – or more like a defect diffusivity in the context of the solid phase. More...

LTPspecies *	defectActivity
	Model type for the defectActivity. More...

Public Attributes inherited from TransportParams
size_t	nsp_
	Local storage of the number of species. More...

thermo_t *	thermo
	Pointer to the ThermoPhase object: shallow pointer. More...

vector_fp	mw
	Local storage of the molecular weights of the species. More...

VelocityBasis	velocityBasis_
	A basis for the average velocity can be specified. More...

doublereal	tmax
	Maximum temperatures for parameter fits. More...

doublereal	tmin
	Minimum temperatures for parameter fits. More...

int	mode_
	Mode parameter. More...

int	log_level
	Log level. More...

Detailed Description

Class SolidTransportData holds transport parameters for a specific solid-phase species.

A SolidTransportData object is created for a solid phase (not for each species as happens for the analogous LiquidTransportData).

This class is mainly used to collect transport properties from the parse phase in the TranportFactory and transfer them to the Transport class. Transport properties are expressed by subclasses of LTPspecies. Note that we use the liquid phase species model for the solid phases. That is, for the time being at least, we ignore mixing models for solid phases and just specify a transport property at the level that we specify the transport property for a species in the liquid phase. One may need to be careful about deleting pointers to LTPspecies objects created in the TransportFactory.

All of the pointers in this class are shallow pointers. Therefore, this is a passthrough class, which keeps track of pointer ownership by zeroing pointers as we go. Yes, Yes, yes, this is not good.

Definition at line 35 of file SolidTransportData.h.