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Good morning,
I was trying to use the CO2_8 mixture pre-included in the data folder, but I noticed that for a little range of values, the equilibrum thermal conductivity is infinity.
In particular, also the frozen thermal conductivity is infinity, so I think that the latter is the root of the problem.
In the plots I attached, infinity=2 to plot it easily.
I am using Python and this is the code I am running:
import mutationpp as mpp
mix = mpp.Mixture("CO2_8")
mix.equilibrate(519.0, 101325.0)
print(mix.frozenThermalConductivity())
The mixture file is:
<!-- 8-species CO2 mixture -->
<mixture name="CO2_8" state_model="EquilTP" thermo_db="RRHO" thermal_conductivity="Chapmann-Enskog_LDLT" viscosity="Chapmann-Enskog_LDLT">
<species>
e- C+ O+ C O CO CO2 O2
</species>
<element_compositions default="default">
<composition name="default"> C:1.0, O:2.0 </composition>
</element_compositions>
</mixture>
Thanks
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Good morning,
I was trying to use the CO2_8 mixture pre-included in the data folder, but I noticed that for a little range of values, the equilibrum thermal conductivity is infinity.
In particular, also the frozen thermal conductivity is infinity, so I think that the latter is the root of the problem.
In the plots I attached, infinity=2 to plot it easily.
I am using Python and this is the code I am running:
The mixture file is:
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: