19 "Computes the advective flux of heat energy in a given phase, assuming unsaturated " 20 "conditions. Hence this UserObject is only relevant to single-phase situations, or " 21 "multi-phase situations where each fluid component appears in one phase only. Explicitly, " 22 "the UserObject computes (density * enthalpy * relative_permeability / viscosity) * (- " 23 "permeability * (grad(P) - density * gravity)), using the Kuzmin-Turek FEM-TVD " 24 "multidimensional stabilization scheme");
31 _relative_permeability(
32 getMaterialProperty<
std::vector<
Real>>(
"PorousFlow_relative_permeability_nodal")),
33 _drelative_permeability_dvar(getMaterialProperty<
std::vector<
std::vector<
Real>>>(
34 "dPorousFlow_relative_permeability_nodal_dvar"))
Computes the advective flux of heat energy in a given phase, assuming unsaturated conditions...
const MaterialProperty< std::vector< std::vector< Real > > > & _drelative_permeability_dvar
Derivative of relative permeability of each phase wrt PorousFlow variables.
virtual Real computedU_dvar(unsigned i, unsigned pvar) const override
Compute d(u)/d(porous_flow_variable)
virtual Real computeU(unsigned i) const override
Computes the value of u at the local node id of the current element (_current_elem) ...
const unsigned int _phase
The phase.
PorousFlowAdvectiveFluxCalculatorUnsaturatedHeat(const InputParameters ¶meters)
static InputParameters validParams()
const MaterialProperty< std::vector< Real > > & _relative_permeability
Relative permeability of each phase.
static InputParameters validParams()
Computes the advective flux of heat energy in the given phase, assuming fully-saturated conditions...
registerMooseObject("PorousFlowApp", PorousFlowAdvectiveFluxCalculatorUnsaturatedHeat)
DIE A HORRIBLE DEATH HERE typedef LIBMESH_DEFAULT_SCALAR_TYPE Real
virtual Real computeU(unsigned i) const override
Computes the value of u at the local node id of the current element (_current_elem) ...
virtual Real computedU_dvar(unsigned i, unsigned pvar) const override
Compute d(u)/d(porous_flow_variable)