A class for the CaO2H2 properties.
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#include <dumux/material/components/cao2h2.hh>
template<class
Scalar>
class Dumux::Components::CaO2H2< Scalar >
A class for the CaO2H2 properties.
◆ Scalar
export the scalar type used by the component
◆ criticalPressure()
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inlinestaticconstexprinherited |
Returns the critical pressure in \mathrm{[Pa]} of the component.
◆ criticalTemperature()
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inlinestaticconstexprinherited |
Returns the critical temperature in \mathrm{[K]} of the component.
◆ init()
A default routine for initialization, not needed for components and must not be called.
- Parameters
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tempMin | The minimum of the temperature range in \mathrm{[K]} |
tempMax | The maximum of the temperature range in \mathrm{[K]} |
nTemp | The number of entries/steps within the temperature range |
pressMin | The minimum of the pressure range in \mathrm{[Pa]} |
pressMax | The maximum of the pressure range in \mathrm{[Pa]} |
nPress | The number of entries/steps within the pressure range |
This function throws a warning when called: "No init routine defined - make sure that this is not necessary!"
◆ molarMass()
The molar mass of CaOH2 in \mathrm{[kg/mol]}.
◆ name()
A human readable name for the CaO2H2.
◆ solidDensity()
The mass density \mathrm{[kg/m^3]} of CaO2H2.
◆ solidHeatCapacity()
The specific heat capacity \mathrm{[J/kgK]} of CaO2H2.
◆ solidIsCompressible()
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inlinestaticconstexprinherited |
Returns true if the solid phase is assumed to be compressible.
◆ solidMolarDensity()
The molar density \mathrm{[mol/m^3]} of CaO2H2. Molar density at 293 K. Literature value from Shao et al. (2013).
◆ solidThermalConductivity()
The thermal conductivity \mathrm{[W/(m K)]} of the porous material.
◆ triplePressure()
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inlinestaticconstexprinherited |
Returns the pressure in \mathrm{[Pa]} at the component's triple point.
◆ tripleTemperature()
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inlinestaticconstexprinherited |
Returns the temperature in \mathrm{[K]} at the component's triple point.
◆ vaporPressure()
The vapor pressure in \mathrm{[Pa]} of the component at a given temperature in \mathrm{[K]}.
- Parameters
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t | temperature of the component in \mathrm{[K]} |
◆ isTabulated
if the component relies on tabulated values
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: