airwater or air
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Isothermal air-water two-phase simulation.
- Group 1 - ICO2D
- Group 2 - TREF, PREF
Input Variable | Format | Description |
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ICO2D | integer | Determines the type of air module used.
ICO2D = 1, 1 degree of freedom solution to the saturated-unsaturated
problem is produced. This formulation is similar to the Richard’s
Equation.
ICO2D = 2, 1 degree of freedom solution is obtained assuming only gas flow
with no liquid present.
ICO2D = 3, full 2 degree of freedom solution.
All other values are ignored. The default is 3.
|
TREF | real | Reference temperature for properties (oC). |
PREF | real | Reference pressure for properties (MPa). |
Several macros are affected if the air module is enabled. These are:
- pres - Because the air-water formulation is 2-phase at all times, care should be taken to insure that IEOSD is always specified to be 2. Likewise, saturations (not temperatures) are used.
- init - This macro should not be used because the saturation values cannot be specified.
- flow - A variety of different flow and boundary values are input with this macro when the macro airwater is also used. See description of control statement flow.
The following is an example of airwater. In this example, a full 2-degrees-of-freedom solution is specified with a reference temperature for property evaluation of 20 oC and a reference pressure of 0.1 MPa.
airwater | |
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3 | |
0.1 |
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