The AmbientFluid class is a simple container class that defines the conductivity, density, heat capacity, dynamic viscosity and velocity of a fluid used by HeatTransfer.
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#include <ambientfluid.hpp>
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static const AmbientFluid | seawater = AmbientFluid(0.1, 1.05/1000.0, Material::seawater) |
| Predefined seawater.
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static const AmbientFluid | air = AmbientFluid(0.1, 15.11e-6, Material::air) |
| Predefined air.
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static const Material | concrete = Material( 2.9, 3400, 650) |
| Predefined concrete.
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static const Material | steel = Material(50, 7800, 590) |
| Predefined steel.
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static const Material | coating = Material( 0.74, 1300, 1900) |
| Predefined pipe coating.
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static const Material | soil = Material( 2, 2000, 1000) |
| Predefined soil.
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static const Material | seawater = Material( 0.571, 1020, 4187) |
| Predefined seawater.
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static const Material | air = Material( 0.0257, 1.225, 1012) |
| Predefined air.
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The AmbientFluid class is a simple container class that defines the conductivity, density, heat capacity, dynamic viscosity and velocity of a fluid used by HeatTransfer.
◆ AmbientFluid() [1/2]
constexpr AmbientFluid::AmbientFluid |
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const double |
velocity, |
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const double |
viscosity, |
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const double |
conductivity, |
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const double |
density, |
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const double |
heatCapacity |
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inlineconstexpr |
Basic constructor that requires all material properties.
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velocity | Fluid velocity [m/s] |
viscosity | Fluid dynamic viscosity [Pa s] = [kg/m*s] |
conductivity | Thermal conductivity [W/(m K)] |
density | Density [kg/m3] |
heatCapacity | Heat capacity at constant pressure ( \(c_p\)) [J/(kg K)] |
◆ AmbientFluid() [2/2]
constexpr AmbientFluid::AmbientFluid |
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const double |
velocity, |
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const double |
viscosity, |
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const Material & |
material |
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Construct from Material, velocity and viscosity.
- Parameters
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velocity | Fluid velocity [m/s] |
viscosity | Fluid dynamic viscosity [Pa s] = [kg/m*s] |
material | Fluid Material |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: