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====== COPO1 ====== | ====== COPO1 ====== | ||
===== Description ===== | ===== Description ===== | ||
- | CONSTITUTIVE LAW FOR BOUDARY CONDITION IN POLLUTANT TRANSPORT ANALYSIS | + | Constitutive law for boundary condition inpollutant transport analysis |
==== The model ==== | ==== The model ==== | ||
- | This law is only used for linear thermal analysis of pollutant transport. This constitutive law takes account of transfer between the solid and the external world by convection. The coefficients of convection are constant. Those coefficients induce a mix boundary condition on the diffusive flux. This law is used with element [[elements:conra|CONRA]]. | + | This law is only used for linear thermal analysis of pollutant transport. This constitutive law takes account of transfer between the solid and the external world by convection. The coefficients of convection are constant. Those coefficients induce a mix boundary condition on the diffusive flux. \\ This law is used with element [[elements:conra|CONRA]]. |
==== Files ==== | ==== Files ==== | ||
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==== Meaning (numerical, not physical) ==== | ==== Meaning (numerical, not physical) ==== | ||
- | |SIG(1)|=time integrated for first upwind heat flow | | + | |SIG(1)|time integrated for first upwind heat flow | |
- | |SIG(2)|=time integrated for second upwind heat flow| | + | |SIG(2)|time integrated for second upwind heat flow| |
===== State variables ===== | ===== State variables ===== | ||
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==== List of state variables ==== | ==== List of state variables ==== | ||
- | |Q(1)| = temperature of the solid at the point under consideration | | + | |Q(1)|temperature of the solid at the point under consideration | |
- | |Q(2)| = temperature of the external world $(=T_a)$ | | + | |Q(2)|temperature of the external world $(=T_a)$ | |
- | |Q(3)| = meaningless | | + | |Q(3)|meaningless | |
N.B. DXP is the average length of the elements of solid in the velocity direction it is used (as ur, vr, diffm, along) only if upwind is acting and if ICAS≠4 in [[elements:conra|CONRA]] elements. | N.B. DXP is the average length of the elements of solid in the velocity direction it is used (as ur, vr, diffm, along) only if upwind is acting and if ICAS≠4 in [[elements:conra|CONRA]] elements. |