Solid States

Solid states are responsible for representing all relevant thermodynamic quantities of solid systems. More...

Description

Solid states are responsible for representing all relevant thermodynamic quantities of solid systems.

A solid state provides access methods to all thermodynamic quantities, but the concept of a solid state does not mandate what assumptions are made to store these thermodynamic quantities. What solid states also do not do is to make sure that the thermodynamic state which they represent is physically possible.

Files
file	compositionalsolidstate.hh
	Represents all relevant thermodynamic quantities of a compositional solid system.
file	inertsolidstate.hh
	Represents all relevant thermodynamic quantities of a inert solid system.
file	updatesolidvolumefractions.hh
	Update the solid volume fractions (inert and reacitve) and set them in the solidstate.

Classes
class	Dumux::CompositionalSolidState< Scalar, SolidSystemType >
	Represents all relevant thermodynamic quantities of a compositional solid system. More...
class	Dumux::InertSolidState< Scalar, SolidSystemType >
	Represents all relevant thermodynamic quantities of a inert solid system. More...

Functions
template<class ElemSol , class Problem , class Element , class Scv , class SolidState >
void	Dumux::updateSolidVolumeFractions (const ElemSol &elemSol, const Problem &problem, const Element &element, const Scv &scv, SolidState &solidState, const int solidVolFracOffset)
	update the solid volume fractions (inert and reacitve) and set them in the solidstate More...

Function Documentation

updateSolidVolumeFractions()

template<class ElemSol , class Problem , class Element , class Scv , class SolidState >

void Dumux::updateSolidVolumeFractions	(	const ElemSol &	elemSol,
		const Problem &	problem,
		const Element &	element,
		const Scv &	scv,
		SolidState &	solidState,
		const int	solidVolFracOffset
	)

update the solid volume fractions (inert and reacitve) and set them in the solidstate

Note

updates the inert components (TODO: these are assumed to come last right now in the solid system!)

gets the non-inert components from the primary variables