This class represents the Pressure-Volume-Temperature relations of the "second" gas phase in the of ECL simulations with solvents. More...
#include <SolventPvt.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
void | setNumRegions (size_t numRegions) |
void | setReferenceDensity (unsigned regionIdx, Scalar rhoRefSolvent) |
Initialize the reference density of the solvent gas for a given PVT region. | |
void | setSolventViscosity (unsigned regionIdx, const TabulatedOneDFunction &mug) |
Initialize the viscosity of the solvent gas phase. | |
void | setSolventFormationVolumeFactor (unsigned regionIdx, const SamplingPoints &samplePoints) |
Initialize the function for the formation volume factor of solvent gas. | |
void | initEnd () |
Finish initializing the oil phase PVT properties. | |
unsigned | numRegions () const |
Return the number of PVT regions which are considered by this PVT-object. | |
template<class Evaluation > | |
Evaluation | viscosity (unsigned regionIdx, const Evaluation &temperature OPM_UNUSED, const Evaluation &pressure) const |
Returns the dynamic viscosity [Pa s] of the fluid phase given a set of parameters. | |
Scalar | referenceDensity (unsigned regionIdx) const |
Return the reference density the solvent phase for a given PVT region. | |
template<class Evaluation > | |
Evaluation | inverseFormationVolumeFactor (unsigned regionIdx, const Evaluation &temperature OPM_UNUSED, const Evaluation &pressure) const |
Returns the formation volume factor [-] of the fluid phase. |
This class represents the Pressure-Volume-Temperature relations of the "second" gas phase in the of ECL simulations with solvents.
void Opm::SolventPvt< Scalar >::setSolventFormationVolumeFactor | ( | unsigned | regionIdx, | |
const SamplingPoints & | samplePoints | |||
) | [inline] |
Initialize the function for the formation volume factor of solvent gas.
samplePoints | A container of ![]() |
void Opm::SolventPvt< Scalar >::setSolventViscosity | ( | unsigned | regionIdx, | |
const TabulatedOneDFunction & | mug | |||
) | [inline] |
Initialize the viscosity of the solvent gas phase.
This is a function of ...