Parameters that are necessary for the regularization of VanGenuchten "material law". More...
#include <RegularizedVanGenuchtenParams.hpp>
Public Types | |
typedef TraitsT | Traits |
Public Member Functions | |
RegularizedVanGenuchtenParams (Scalar vgAlpha, Scalar vgN) | |
void | finalize () |
Calculate all dependent quantities once the independent quantities of the parameter object have been set. | |
Scalar | pcnwLowSw () const |
Return the threshold saturation below which the capillary pressure is regularized. | |
Scalar | pcnwLow () const |
Return the capillary pressure at the low threshold saturation of the wetting phase. | |
Scalar | pcnwSlopeLow () const |
Return the slope capillary pressure curve if Sw is smaller or equal to the low threshold saturation. | |
void | setPCLowSw (Scalar value) |
Set the threshold saturation below which the capillary pressure is regularized. | |
Scalar | pcnwHighSw () const |
Return the threshold saturation below which the capillary pressure is regularized. | |
Scalar | pcnwHigh () const |
Return the capillary pressure at the high threshold saturation of the wetting phase. | |
const Spline< Scalar > & | pcnwHighSpline () const |
Return the spline curve which ought to be used between the upper threshold saturation and 1. | |
Scalar | pcnwSlopeHigh () const |
Return the slope capillary pressure curve if Sw is larger or equal to 1. | |
void | setPCHighSw (Scalar value) |
Set the threshold saturation below which the capillary pressure is regularized. |
Parameters that are necessary for the regularization of VanGenuchten "material law".
Scalar Opm::RegularizedVanGenuchtenParams< TraitsT >::pcnwSlopeHigh | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Return the slope capillary pressure curve if Sw is larger or equal to 1.
For this case, we extrapolate the curve using a straight line.
Scalar Opm::RegularizedVanGenuchtenParams< TraitsT >::pcnwSlopeLow | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Return the slope capillary pressure curve if Sw is smaller or equal to the low threshold saturation.
For this case, we extrapolate the curve using a straight line.