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"""Sulfur.
The data in this file exists for testing and demonstration purposes only. Developers of ARMI applications can refer to
this file for a fully worked example of an ARMI material. And this material has proven useful for testing. The data
contained in this file should not be used in production simulations.
"""
from armi import runLog
from armi.materials import material
from armi.utils.mathematics import linearInterpolation
from armi.utils.units import getTk
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class Sulfur(material.Fluid):
propertyValidTemperature = {
"density": ((334, 430), "K"),
"volumetric expansion": ((334, 430), "K"),
}
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def updateTD(self, TD):
self.fullDensFrac = float(TD)
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def setDefaultMassFracs(self):
"""Mass fractions."""
self.fullDensFrac = 1.0
self.setMassFrac("S32", 0.9493)
self.setMassFrac("S33", 0.0076)
self.setMassFrac("S34", 0.0429)
self.setMassFrac("S36", 0.002)
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def pseudoDensity(self, Tk=None, Tc=None):
"""Density of Liquid Sulfur.
Ref: P. Espeau, R. Ceolin "density of molten sulfur in the 334-508K range"
Notes
-----
In ARMI, we define pseudoDensity() and density() as the same for Fluids.
"""
Tk = getTk(Tc, Tk)
self.checkPropertyTempRange("density", Tk)
return (2.18835 - 0.00098187 * Tk) * (self.fullDensFrac)
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def volumetricExpansion(self, Tk=None, Tc=None):
"""
This is just a two-point interpolation.
P. Espeau, R. Ceolin "density of molten sulfur in the 334-508K range"
"""
Tk = getTk(Tc, Tk)
(Tmin, Tmax) = self.propertyValidTemperature["volumetric expansion"][0]
self.checkPropertyTempRange("volumetric expansion", Tk)
return linearInterpolation(x0=334, y0=5.28e-4, x1=430, y1=5.56e-4, targetX=Tk)