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Class LTPspecies holds transport parameterizations for a specific liquid- phase species. More...
#include <LTPspecies.h>
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LTPspecies (const XML_Node *const propNode=0, const std::string name="-", TransportPropertyType tp_ind=TP_UNKNOWN, const thermo_t *thermo=0) | |
Construct an LTPspecies object for a liquid transport property. More... | |
virtual LTPspecies * | duplMyselfAsLTPspecies () const |
Duplication routine. More... | |
virtual doublereal | getSpeciesTransProp () |
Returns the vector of standard state species transport property. More... | |
virtual bool | checkPositive () const |
Check to see if the property evaluation will be positive. More... | |
doublereal | getMixWeight () const |
Return the weight mixture. More... | |
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std::string | m_speciesName |
Species Name for the property that is being described. More... | |
LTPTemperatureDependenceType | m_model |
Model type for the temperature dependence. More... | |
TransportPropertyType | m_property |
enum indicating which property this is (i.e viscosity) More... | |
vector_fp | m_coeffs |
Model temperature-dependence ceofficients. More... | |
const thermo_t * | m_thermo |
Pointer to a const thermo object to get current temperature. More... | |
doublereal | m_mixWeight |
Weighting used for mixing. More... | |
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virtual void | adjustCoeffsForComposition () |
Internal model to adjust species-specific properties for the composition. More... | |
Class LTPspecies holds transport parameterizations for a specific liquid- phase species.
Subclasses handle different means of specifying transport properties like constant, Arrhenius or polynomial temperature fits. In its current state, it is primarily suitable for specifying temperature dependence, but the adjustCoeffsForComposition() method can be implemented to adjust for the composition dependence.
Mixing rules for computing mixture transport properties are handled separately in the LiquidTranInteraction subclasses.
Definition at line 76 of file LTPspecies.h.
LTPspecies | ( | const XML_Node *const | propNode = 0 , |
const std::string | name = "-" , |
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TransportPropertyType | tp_ind = TP_UNKNOWN , |
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const thermo_t * | thermo = 0 |
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Construct an LTPspecies object for a liquid transport property.
The species transport property is constructed from the XML node, <propNode>
that is a child of the <transport>
node in the species block and specifies a type of transport property (like viscosity)
propNode | Pointer to the XML node that contains the property information. A default value of 0 is allowed for the base class, but not for classes which are assumed to be parameterized by reading XML_Node information. |
name | String containing the species name |
tp_ind | enum TransportPropertyType containing the property id that this object is creating a parameterization for (e.g., viscosity) |
thermo | const pointer to the ThermoPhase object, which is used to find the temperature. |
Definition at line 52 of file LTPspecies.cpp.
Referenced by LTPspecies::duplMyselfAsLTPspecies().
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Duplication routine.
(virtual from LTPspecies)
Reimplemented in LTPspecies_ExpT, LTPspecies_Poly, LTPspecies_Arrhenius, and LTPspecies_Const.
Definition at line 65 of file LTPspecies.cpp.
References LTPspecies::LTPspecies().
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Returns the vector of standard state species transport property.
The standard state species transport property is returned. Any temperature and composition dependence will be adjusted internally according to the information provided by the subclass object.
Reimplemented in LTPspecies_ExpT, LTPspecies_Poly, LTPspecies_Arrhenius, and LTPspecies_Const.
Definition at line 70 of file LTPspecies.cpp.
Referenced by SolidTransport::defectActivity(), SolidTransport::defectDiffusivity(), SolidTransport::electricalConductivity(), SolidTransport::ionConductivity(), and SolidTransport::thermalConductivity().
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Check to see if the property evaluation will be positive.
Definition at line 75 of file LTPspecies.cpp.
References LTPspecies::m_coeffs.
doublereal getMixWeight | ( | ) | const |
Return the weight mixture.
Definition at line 80 of file LTPspecies.cpp.
References LTPspecies::m_mixWeight.
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Internal model to adjust species-specific properties for the composition.
Currently just a place holder, but this method could take the composition from the thermo object and adjust coefficients according to some yet unspecified model.
Definition at line 85 of file LTPspecies.cpp.
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Species Name for the property that is being described.
Definition at line 136 of file LTPspecies.h.
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Model type for the temperature dependence.
Definition at line 139 of file LTPspecies.h.
Referenced by LTPspecies_Arrhenius::LTPspecies_Arrhenius(), LTPspecies_Const::LTPspecies_Const(), LTPspecies_ExpT::LTPspecies_ExpT(), and LTPspecies_Poly::LTPspecies_Poly().
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enum indicating which property this is (i.e viscosity)
Definition at line 142 of file LTPspecies.h.
Referenced by LTPspecies_Arrhenius::getSpeciesTransProp().
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Model temperature-dependence ceofficients.
Definition at line 145 of file LTPspecies.h.
Referenced by LTPspecies::checkPositive(), LTPspecies_Const::getSpeciesTransProp(), LTPspecies_Arrhenius::getSpeciesTransProp(), LTPspecies_Poly::getSpeciesTransProp(), LTPspecies_ExpT::getSpeciesTransProp(), LTPspecies_Arrhenius::LTPspecies_Arrhenius(), LTPspecies_Const::LTPspecies_Const(), LTPspecies_ExpT::LTPspecies_ExpT(), and LTPspecies_Poly::LTPspecies_Poly().
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Pointer to a const thermo object to get current temperature.
Definition at line 148 of file LTPspecies.h.
Referenced by LTPspecies_Arrhenius::getSpeciesTransProp(), LTPspecies_Poly::getSpeciesTransProp(), and LTPspecies_ExpT::getSpeciesTransProp().
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Weighting used for mixing.
This weighting can be employed to allow salt transport properties to be represented by specific ions. For example, to have Li+ and Ca+ represent the mixing transport properties of LiCl and CaCl2, the weightings for Li+ would be 2.0, for K+ would be 3.0 and for Cl- would be 0.0. The transport properties for Li+ would be those for LiCl and the transport properties for Ca+ would be those for CaCl2. The transport properties for Cl- should be something innoccuous like 1.0–note that 0.0 is not innocuous if there are logarithms involved.
Definition at line 161 of file LTPspecies.h.
Referenced by LTPspecies::getMixWeight().