Conductivity#
Conductivity = {model_name} {float_list} [E/LtT]
Description / Usage#
This card is used to specify the model for thermal conductivity. Definitions of the input parameters are as follows:
{model_name} |
Name of the model for thermal conductivity; this parameter can have the value CONSTANT or USER. |
{float_list} |
One or more floating point numbers (<float1> through <floatn>) whose values are determined by the selection for {model_name}. These are identified in the discussion of each model below. |
Thus,
CONSTANT <float> |
a constant thermal conductivity model, {float_list} is a single value:
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USER <float1>… <floatn> |
a user-defined model. With the USER option the appropriate modifications to the routine “usr_thermal_conductivity” in the user_mp.c file must be undertaken. The {float_list} can be of arbitrary length and is used to parameterize the model. These parameters are made available in the subroutine via <float1> through <floatn>. |
TABLE <integer1> <character_string1> {LINEAR | BILINEAR} [integer2] [FILE = filenm] |
Please see discussion at the beginning of the material properties chapter 5 for input description and options. Most often character_string1 will be TEMPERATURE or maybe MASS_FRACTION. |
Examples#
Following is a sample card:
Conductivity = USER 1. 1. 1. 1. 1.
Technical Discussion#
No Discussion.
References#
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