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/* =============================================================================
Copyright (c) 2014 - 2016
F. Georget <fabieng@princeton.edu> Princeton University
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============================================================================= */
#ifndef SPECMICP_REACTMICP_EQCURVECOUPLER_HPP
#define SPECMICP_REACTMICP_EQCURVECOUPLER_HPP
#include "eqcurve_extractor.hpp"
#include "dfpm/meshes/mesh1dfwd.hpp"
#include "dfpm/1dtransport/diffusion.hpp"
#include "dfpm/solver/parabolic_driver.hpp"
//! \file reactmicp/equilibrium_curve/eqcurve_coupler.hpp
//! \brief Coupling algorithm for the equilibrium curve approcj
//!
namespace
specmicp
{
namespace
dfpm
{
struct
SaturatedDiffusion1DParameters
;
}
// end namespace dfpm
namespace
reactmicp
{
//! \namespace specmicp::eqcurve
//! \brief Equilibrium approach to reactive transport
namespace
eqcurve
{
//! \brief Coupling algorithm for the Equilibrium curve approach
class
SPECMICP_DLL_PUBLIC
EquilibriumCurveCoupler
{
public
:
EquilibriumCurveCoupler
(
Matrix
&
eq_curve
,
mesh
::
Mesh1DPtr
the_mesh
,
dfpmsolver
::
ParabolicDriverOptions
options
);
//! \brief Run a timestep
void
run_step
(
scalar_t
timestep
);
//! \brief Return the vector of solid concentrations
Vector
&
solid_concentrations
()
{
return
m_solid_concentrations
;}
//! \brief Return the vector of aqueous concentrations
Vector
&
aqueous_concentrations
()
{
return
m_aqueous_concentrations
;}
//! \brief Interpolate the equilibrium curve
void
chemistry_step
();
private
:
EquilibriumCurveExtractor
m_eqcurve
;
//!< The equilibrium curve
mesh
::
Mesh1DPtr
m_mesh
;
//!< The mesh
std
::
shared_ptr
<
dfpm
::
SaturatedDiffusion1DParameters
>
m_param
;
//!< Porosity and diffusivity
Vector
m_aqueous_concentrations
;
//!< Aqueous concentrations
Vector
m_solid_concentrations
;
//!< Solid concentration
dfpm
::
SaturatedDiffusion1D
m_transport_program
;
//!< Diffusion equations
dfpmsolver
::
ParabolicDriver
<
dfpm
::
SaturatedDiffusion1D
>
m_transport_solver
;
//!< Diffusion solver
};
}
// end namespace eqcurve
}
// end namespace reactmicp
}
// end namespace specmicp
#endif
// SPECMICP_REACTMICP_EQCURVECOUPLER_HPP
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