Source code for armi.physics.fuelPerformance.executers
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"""
Baseline fuel performance related executers and options.
These can be subclassed in fuel performance plugins to perform
fuel performance physics calculations.
Fuel performance is described in the
:py:mod:`Fuel Performance subpackage <armi.physics.fuelPerformance>`
"""
from armi.physics import executers
from .settings import (
CONF_FUEL_PERFORMANCE_ENGINE,
CONF_AXIAL_EXPANSION,
CONF_BOND_REMOVAL,
CONF_FGR_REMOVAL,
CONF_CLADDING_WASTAGE,
CONF_CLADDING_STRAIN,
)
[docs]class FuelPerformanceOptions(executers.ExecutionOptions):
"""Options relevant to all fuel performance engines."""
def __init__(self, label=None):
executers.ExecutionOptions.__init__(self, label)
self.fuelPerformanceEngine = None
self.axialExpansion = None
self.bondRemoval = None
self.fissionGasRemoval = None
self.claddingWastage = None
self.claddingStrain = None
[docs] def fromUserSettings(self, cs):
"""Copy relevant settings values from cs into this object."""
self.fuelPerformanceEngine = cs[CONF_FUEL_PERFORMANCE_ENGINE]
self.axialExpansion = cs[CONF_AXIAL_EXPANSION]
self.bondRemoval = cs[CONF_BOND_REMOVAL]
self.fissionGasRemoval = cs[CONF_FGR_REMOVAL]
self.claddingWastage = cs[CONF_CLADDING_WASTAGE]
self.claddingStrain = cs[CONF_CLADDING_STRAIN]
# pylint: disable=abstract-method
[docs]class FuelPerformanceExecuter(executers.DefaultExecuter):
"""
Prep, execute, and process a fuel performance solve.
This uses the ``DefaultExecuter`` with the hope that most
subclasses can use that run loop. As more fuel performance plugins are
built we can reconsider this hierarchy.
"""
def __init__(self, options, reactor):
executers.DefaultExecuter.__init__(self, options, reactor)