Solid Systems

Solid systems express the thermodynamic relations (functions). More...

Description

Solid systems express the thermodynamic relations (functions).

Since functions do not exhibit any internal state, solid systems are stateless classes, i.e. all member functions are static. This is a conscious decision since the thermodynamic state of the system is expressed by a solid state!

Files
file	1csolid.hh
	The simplest solid phase consisting of a single solid component.
file	compositionalsolidphase.hh
	A solid phase consisting of multiple inert solid components.
file	inertsolidphase.hh
	A solid phase consisting of a single inert solid component.

Classes
class	Dumux::SolidSystems::OneCSolid< Scalar, ComponentT, isInertComp >
	The simplest solid phase consisting of a single solid component. More...
class	Dumux::SolidSystems::CompositionalSolidPhase< Scalar, Component1, Component2, numInert >
	A solid phase consisting of multiple inert solid components. More...

Typedefs
template<class Scalar , class ComponentT >
using	Dumux::SolidSystems::InertSolidPhase = OneCSolid< Scalar, ComponentT, true >
	A solid phase consisting of a single inert solid component. More...

Typedef Documentation

InertSolidPhase

template<class Scalar , class ComponentT >

using Dumux::SolidSystems::InertSolidPhase = typedef OneCSolid<Scalar, ComponentT, true>

A solid phase consisting of a single inert solid component.

Note

a solid is considered inert if it can't dissolve in a liquid and and can't increase its mass by precipitation from a fluid phase.