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BUG: ReactingParcel - updated evaluation of vapourisation temperature - mantis #945

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......@@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ License
#include "ReactingParcel.H"
#include "specie.H"
#include "CompositionModel.H"
#include "PhaseChangeModel.H"
#include "mathematicalConstants.H"
using namespace Foam::constant::mathematical;
......@@ -56,26 +57,22 @@ void Foam::ReactingParcel<ParcelType>::calcPhaseChange
scalarField& Cs
)
{
if
(
!td.cloud().phaseChange().active()
|| T < td.cloud().constProps().Tvap()
|| YPhase < SMALL
)
typedef typename TrackData::cloudType::reactingCloudType reactingCloudType;
PhaseChangeModel<reactingCloudType>& phaseChange = td.cloud().phaseChange();
scalar Tvap = phaseChange.Tvap(YComponents);
if (!phaseChange.active() || T < Tvap || YPhase < SMALL)
{
return;
}
typedef typename TrackData::cloudType::reactingCloudType reactingCloudType;
const CompositionModel<reactingCloudType>& composition =
td.cloud().composition();
const scalar TMax = td.cloud().phaseChange().TMax(pc_);
const scalar TMax = phaseChange.TMax(pc_, YComponents);
const scalar Tdash = min(T, TMax);
const scalar Tsdash = min(Ts, TMax);
// Calculate mass transfer due to phase change
td.cloud().phaseChange().calculate
phaseChange.calculate
(
dt,
cellI,
......@@ -97,14 +94,17 @@ void Foam::ReactingParcel<ParcelType>::calcPhaseChange
const scalar dMassTot = sum(dMassPC);
// Add to cumulative phase change mass
td.cloud().phaseChange().addToPhaseChangeMass(this->nParticle_*dMassTot);
phaseChange.addToPhaseChangeMass(this->nParticle_*dMassTot);
const CompositionModel<reactingCloudType>& composition =
td.cloud().composition();
forAll(dMassPC, i)
{
const label idc = composition.localToGlobalCarrierId(idPhase, i);
const label idl = composition.globalIds(idPhase)[i];
const scalar dh = td.cloud().phaseChange().dh(idc, idl, pc_, Tdash);
const scalar dh = phaseChange.dh(idc, idl, pc_, Tdash);
Sh -= dMassPC[i]*dh/dt;
}
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