Interface for plotting the non-isothermal two-phase fluid-matrix-interaction laws. More...

Description

template<class Scalar, class ThermalConductivityModel, class FS>
class Dumux::PlotThermalConductivityModel< Scalar, ThermalConductivityModel, FS >

Interface for plotting the non-isothermal two-phase fluid-matrix-interaction laws.

Public Member Functions
	PlotThermalConductivityModel (Scalar temperature=283.15, Scalar pressure=1e5)
	Constructor. More...

void	addlambdaeffcurve (GnuplotInterface< Scalar > &gnuplot, Scalar porosity, Scalar rhoSolid, Scalar lambdaSolid, Scalar lowerSat=0.0, Scalar upperSat=1.0, std::string curveName="lambdaeff", std::string curveOptions="w l")
	Add a effective thermal conductivity-saturation curve to the plot. More...

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<class Scalar , class ThermalConductivityModel , class FS >

Dumux::PlotThermalConductivityModel< Scalar, ThermalConductivityModel, FS >::PlotThermalConductivityModel	(	Scalar	temperature = `283.15`,
		Scalar	pressure = `1e5`
	)

inline

Constructor.

Initializes the fluid system.

Parameters

temperature	temperature in \(\mathrm{[K]}\)
pressure	reference pressure in \(\mathrm{[Pa]}\)

template<class Scalar , class ThermalConductivityModel , class FS >

void Dumux::PlotThermalConductivityModel< Scalar, ThermalConductivityModel, FS >::addlambdaeffcurve	(	GnuplotInterface< Scalar > &	gnuplot,
		Scalar	porosity,
		Scalar	rhoSolid,
		Scalar	lambdaSolid,
		Scalar	lowerSat = `0.0`,
		Scalar	upperSat = `1.0`,
		std::string	curveName = `"lambdaeff"`,
		std::string	curveOptions = `"w l"`
	)

inline

Add a effective thermal conductivity-saturation curve to the plot.

Parameters

gnuplot	The gnuplot interface
porosity	The porosity
rhoSolid	The density of the solid phase
lambdaSolid	The conductivity of the solid phase
lowerSat	Minimum x-value for data set
upperSat	Maximum x-value for data set
curveName	Name of the data set
curveOptions	Plotting options associated with that data set

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