************************ **Solution Temperature** ************************ :: Solution Temperature = {model_name} ----------------------- **Description / Usage** ----------------------- This card is used to specify the temperature of an electrolyte solution (i.e., when diffusion and migration transport of charged species is involved). +----------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |{model_name} |Name of the electrolyte-solution model, for which there are currently two options: | | |**CONSTANT** and **THERMAL_BATTERY**; the former model has a single parameter in the | | | while the latter has six. | +----------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |**CONSTANT** |A constant model of the solution temperature. | | | | | | * - the value of electrolyte-solution temperature. | +----------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |**THERMAL_BATTERY** |A specialized model of electrolyte solutions for Thermal Batteries | | |(Chen, et. al., 2000). | | | | | | * - Initial electrolyte solution temperature ( K ) | | | * - Ambient temperature ( K ) | | | * - Cross-sectional area from which heat is lost to ambient ( m2 | | | * - Heat transfer coefficient ( W/m2/K ) | | | * - Mass of battery cell ( kg ) | | | * - Heat capacity of electrolyte solution ( J/kg/K) | +----------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ ------------ **Examples** ------------ The following are two sample input cards: :: Solution Temperature = CONSTANT 313.0 :: Solution Temperature = THERMAL_BATTERY 846. 298. 0.0316 7.7 0.6 1030. ------------------------- **Technical Discussion** ------------------------- No Discussion. -------------- **References** -------------- SAND2000-0207: Final Report on LDRD Project: A Phenomenological Model for Multicomponent Transport with Simultaneous Electrochemical Reactions in Concentrated Solutions, Chen, K. S., Evans, G. H., Larson, R. S., Noble, D. R., and Houf, W. G., January 2000.