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Thermophysical modelling
1) Species thermophysical properties
The gas composition is given in the
// Molecular species
// ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
typeIdList (N2 O2);
The species thermophysical properties are given in the
N2
{
mass 46.5e-27;
diameter 4.17e-10;
omega 0.74;
alpha 1.36;
rotationalDegreesOfFreedom 2;
vibrationalModes 1;
characteristicVibrationalTemperature 3371;
dissociationTemperature 113500;
Zref 52560;
referenceTempForZref 3371;
Ze 0;
}
The Table below lists the meaning of the different keys present in the
Key | Units | Meaning |
kg | mass of a single particle | |
m | particle diameter | |
- | temperature exponent of viscosity | |
- | soft-sphere scattering parameter (default is |
|
- | number of rotational degrees of freedom (default is |
|
- | number of vibrational energy modes (default is |
|
K | characteristic vibrational temperature (default is |
|
K | dissociation temperature (default is |
|
- | reference vibrational collision number (default is |
|
K | reference temperature in the vibrational collision number calculation (default is |
|
- | charge of the particle ( |
2) Adding/removing energy modes
2.1 Disabling/enabling the rotational mode of a molecule
In the
In the following example, the rotational energy mode of the N2 molecule is enabled
rotationalDegreesOfFreedom 2;
2.2 Disabling/enabling the vibrational mode of a molecule
In the
In the following example, the vibrational energy mode of the N2 molecule is enabled
vibrationalModes 1;
characteristicVibrationalTemperature 3371;
Zref 52560;
referenceTempForZref 3371;