The base class for spatial parameters for pore network solid models.
#include <dumux/porenetwork/solidenergy/spatialparams.hh>
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using | PermeabilityType = Scalar |
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Scalar | porosityAtPos (const GlobalPosition &globalPos) const |
Define the porosity \(\mathrm{[-]}\). | |
Scalar | throatLength (const Element &element, const ElementVolumeVariables &elemVolVars) const |
Length of the throat \([m]\). Can be solution-dependent. | |
Scalar | throatInscribedRadius (const Element &element, const ElementVolumeVariables &elemVolVars) const |
Inscribed radius of the throat \([m]\). Can be solution-dependent. | |
Scalar | throatCrossSectionalArea (const Element &element, const ElementVolumeVariables &elemVolVars) const |
Cross-sectional area of the throat \([m]\). Can be solution-dependent. | |
Scalar | poreInscribedRadius (const Element &element, const SubControlVolume &scv, const ElementSolutionVector &elemSol) const |
Inscribed radius of the pore body \([m]\). Can be solution-dependent. | |
const GridView & | gridView () const |
Returns a reference to the gridview. | |
Scalar | permeabilityAtPos (const GlobalPosition &globalPos) const |
Required for compatibility reasons with porous medium-flow models. | |
decltype(auto) | permeability (const Element &element, const SubControlVolume &scv, const ElementSolution &elemSol) const |
Function for defining the (intrinsic) permeability \([m^2]\). | |
Scalar | beaversJosephCoeffAtPos (const GlobalPosition &globalPos) const |
Function for defining the Beavers-Joseph coefficient for multidomain problems \(\mathrm{[-]}\). | |
Scalar | forchCoeff (const SubControlVolumeFace &scvf) const |
Apply the Forchheimer coefficient for inertial forces calculation. | |
Scalar | porosity (const Element &element, const SubControlVolume &scv, const ElementSolution &elemSol) const |
Function for defining the porosity. That is possibly solution dependent. | |
Scalar | inertVolumeFraction (const Element &element, const SubControlVolume &scv, const ElementSolution &elemSol, int compIdx) const |
Function for defining the solid volume fraction. That is possibly solution dependent. | |
Scalar | inertVolumeFraction (const Element &element, const SubControlVolume &scv, const ElementSolution &elemSol, int compIdx) const |
Scalar | inertVolumeFraction (const Element &element, const SubControlVolume &scv, const ElementSolution &elemSol, int compIdx) const |
Scalar | extrusionFactor (const Element &element, const SubControlVolume &scv, const ElementSolution &elemSol) const |
Return how much the domain is extruded at a given sub-control volume. | |
Scalar | extrusionFactorAtPos (const GlobalPosition &globalPos) const |
Return how much the domain is extruded at a given position. | |
Scalar | temperature (const Element &element, const SubControlVolume &scv, const ElementSolution &elemSol) const |
Return the temperature in the given sub-control volume. | |
Scalar | temperatureAtPos (const GlobalPosition &globalPos) const |
Return the temperature in the domain at the given position. | |
const GravityVector & | gravity (const GlobalPosition &pos) const |
Returns the acceleration due to gravity \(\mathrm{[m/s^2]}\). | |
const FVGridGeometry & | gridGeometry () const |
The finite volume grid geometry. | |
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static constexpr bool | evaluatePermeabilityAtScvfIP () |
If the permeability should be evaluated directly at the scvf integration point (for convergence tests with analytical and continuous perm functions) or is evaluated at the scvs (for permeability fields with discontinuities) -> default. | |
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SolidEnergySpatialParams< FVGridGeometry, Scalar > & | asImp_ () |
Returns the implementation of the spatial parameters (static polymorphism) | |
const SolidEnergySpatialParams< FVGridGeometry, Scalar > & | asImp_ () const |
Returns the implementation of the spatial parameters (static polymorphism) | |
using Dumux::PoreNetwork::SolidEnergySpatialParams< FVGridGeometry, Scalar >::PermeabilityType = Scalar |
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globalPos | The global position |
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This means the factor by which a lower-dimensional (1D or 2D) entity needs to be expanded to get a full dimensional cell. The default is 1.0 which means that 1D problems are actually thought as pipes with a cross section of 1 m^2 and 2D problems are assumed to extend 1 m to the back.
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scvf | The sub-control volume face where the intrinsic velocity ought to be calculated. |
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The default behaviour is a constant gravity vector; if the Problem.EnableGravity
parameter is true, \(\boldsymbol{g} = ( 0,\dots,\ -9.81)^T \), else \(\boldsymbol{g} = ( 0,\dots, 0)^T \).
pos | the spatial position at which to evaluate the gravity vector |
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element | The current element |
scv | The sub-control volume inside the element. |
elemSol | The solution at the dofs connected to the element. |
compIdx | The solid component index |
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element | The current element |
scv | The sub-control volume inside the element. |
elemSol | The solution at the dofs connected to the element. |
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element | The finite volume element |
scv | The sub-control volume |
elemSol | The element solution |
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element | The current element |
scv | The sub-control volume inside the element. |
elemSol | The solution at the dofs connected to the element. |
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globalPos | The global position |
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globalPos | The position in global coordinates where the temperature should be specified. |
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element | The finite volume element |
elemVolVars | The element volume variables. |
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element | The finite volume element |
elemVolVars | The element volume variables. |
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element | The finite volume element |
elemVolVars | The element volume variables. |