Description
Generic thermophysical properties class for a liquid in which the
functions and coefficients for each property are run-time selected.
Property functions need only be specified for properties that are actually used
in the simulation, e.g. in the thermophysicalProperties.water dictionary of the
tutorials/multiphase/compressibleInterFoam/laminar/depthCharge2D case the water
properties can be specified directly as
mixture
{
liquid
{
W 18.015;
Tc 647.13;
Pc 2.2055e+7;
Vc 0.05595;
Zc 0.229;
Tt 273.16;
Pt 6.113e+2;
Tb 373.15;
dipm 6.1709e-30;
omega 0.3449;
delta 4.7813e+4;
rho
{
type NSRDSfunc5;
a 98.343885;
b 0.30542;
c 647.13;
d 0.081;
}
Cp
{
type NSRDSfunc0;
a 15341.1046350264;
b -116.019983347211;
c 0.451013044684985;
d -0.000783569247849015;
e 5.20127671384957e-07;
f 0;
}
h
{
type NSRDSfunc0;
a -17957283.7993676;
b 15341.1046350264;
c -58.0099916736053;
d 0.150337681561662;
e -0.000195892311962254;
f 1.04025534276991e-07;
}
mu
{
type NSRDSfunc1;
a -51.964;
b 3670.6;
c 5.7331;
d -5.3495e-29;
e 10;
}
kappa
{
type NSRDSfunc0;
a -0.4267;
b 0.0056903;
c -8.0065e-06;
d 1.815e-09;
e 0;
f 0;
}
sigma
{
type NSRDSfunc6;
Tc 647.13;
a 0.18548;
b 2.717;
c -3.554;
d 2.047;
e 0;
}
}
}
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