Steam property implementation in SU2
Hi all,
I'm fairly new to SU2 so would appreciate it if someone can advise where I may find how steam properties (or any real gas, in general) are implemented in the code. Thanks! |
Hi,
are you interested in the implementation or in the use of SU2 with more complex Equation of State? At the moment in SU2 are available (beside the Ideal Gas Law) a Polytropic Van der Waals model and a Polytropic Peng-Robinson model. The source code of this library is available under SU2_CFD/src/fluid_model_*.cpp. We are currently working to have SU2 linked with an external fluid library to use more complex EoS and using an efficient Look-Up Table approach. However the interface is completely general and any other built-in model or external library can be easily coupled with the solver. If you want just to run a simulation for steam you should use the VW models or PR model. Hereafter an example. case 1 using Van der Waals FLUID_MODEL= VW_GAS % Specific gas constant (J/kg*K) GAS_CONSTANT= 461.53 % Ratio of specific heats GAMMA_VALUE= - (Put an average value for you simulation: i.e. an average value of your inlet and outlet conditions) % Critical Temperature ( Kelvin) CRITICAL_TEMPERATURE= 647.1 % Critical Pressure (N/m^2) CRITICAL_PRESSURE= 22064000 case 2 using Peng-Robinson the same as case 1 but with one more option for the acentric factor: % Acentri factor (0.035 (air)) ACENTRIC_FACTOR= 0.3443 The constants used in the examples are already for water and are taken from the fluids database of RefProp. cheers salvo |
Properties of liquid water in SU2
Dear All
We are trying to simulate the water hammer problem where compression waves travel in water and say, in a steel pipe, when a valve is suddenly closed. My question is: How can we select / implement equation of state for liquid water for the compressible formulation in SU2? Thanks for the help. Regards |
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