adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField.H

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Class
    Foam::adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField

Description
    This is a mass-fraction boundary condition for an adsorbing wall.

    This condition models a baffle which adsorbs some species and not others.
    It must be used in conjunction with a
    specieTransferVelocityFvPatchVectorField velocity condition, and a
    specieTransferTemperatureFvPatchScalarField  temperature condition.

    The mass flux of a species is calculated as a coefficient multiplied by the
    concentration adjacent to the patch.
        \f[
            \phi_{Yi} = c A \psi_i
        \f]
        where
        \vartable
            \phi_{Yi}  | Flux of the adsorbing specie [kg/s]
            c          | Transfer coefficient [kg/m^2/s/<property-dimensions>]
            A          | Patch face area [m^2]
            C_i        | Property adjacent to the patch [<property-dimensions>]
        \endvartable

    A species that is adsorbed by the patch will, therefore, have a coefficient
    greater than zero, whilst a species that is not adsorbed will have a
    coefficient equal to zero.

Usage
    \table
        Property | Description                | Req'd? | Default
        c        | Transfer coefficient       | no     | 0
        property | Property used to drive the transfer; massFraction, \\
        moleFraction, molarConcentration, or partialPressure | if c is \\
        non-zero |
        phi      | Name of the flux field     | no     | phi
        U        | Name of the velocity field | no     | U
    \endtable

    Example of the boundary condition specification:
    \verbatim
    <patchName>
    {
        type            adsorptionMassFraction;
        property        molarConcentration;
        c               1e-3;
        value           $internalField;
    }
    \endverbatim

See also
    Foam::specieTransferMassFractionFvPatchScalarField
    Foam::specieTransferVelocityFvPatchVectorField
    Foam::specieTransferTemperatureFvPatchScalarField

SourceFiles
    adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField.C

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#ifndef adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField_H
#define adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField_H

#include "specieTransferMassFractionFvPatchScalarField.H"

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namespace Foam
{

class basicSpecieMixture;

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          Class adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField Declaration
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class adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField
:
    public specieTransferMassFractionFvPatchScalarField
{
public:

    //- Runtime type information
    TypeName("adsorptionMassFraction");


    // Constructors

        //- Construct from patch and internal field
        adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField
        (
            const fvPatch&,
            const DimensionedField<scalar, volMesh>&
        );

        //- Construct from patch, internal field and dictionary
        adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField
        (
            const fvPatch&,
            const DimensionedField<scalar, volMesh>&,
            const dictionary&
        );

        //- Construct by mapping given fixedValueTypeFvPatchField
        //  onto a new patch
        adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField
        (
            const adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField&,
            const fvPatch&,
            const DimensionedField<scalar, volMesh>&,
            const fvPatchFieldMapper&
        );


        //- Disallow copy without setting internal field reference
        adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField
        (
            const adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField&
        ) = delete;

        //- Copy constructor setting internal field reference
        adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField
        (
            const adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField&,
            const DimensionedField<scalar, volMesh>&
        );

        //- Construct and return a clone setting internal field reference
        virtual tmp<fvPatchScalarField> clone
        (
            const DimensionedField<scalar, volMesh>& iF
        ) const
        {
            return tmp<fvPatchScalarField>
            (
                new adsorptionMassFractionFvPatchScalarField
                (
                    *this,
                    iF
                )
            );
        }


    // Member Functions

        // Evaluation functions

            //- Return the flux of this species
            tmp<scalarField> calcPhiYp() const;


        //- Write
        virtual void write(Ostream&) const;
};


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} // End namespace Foam

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#endif

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