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$$$$ ENCEINTE NOTICE  CHAT      11/09/12    21:16:01     7124           
                                             DATE     11/09/12
                                                                                
  Procedure ENCEINTE                       Voir aussi :
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        ENCEINTE NDT RXT ;
       


                                                                                

    NDT   ENTIER : Number of time steps
    RXT   TABLE  : containing the problem description
                                                                                
     Description :
     _____________

  The ENCEINTE procedure computes, from an initial state, the evolution
 in time of a gazeous mixture in a closed containment.

  The initial state can either be a uniform state or the result of a
 previous computation.

  The gazeous mixture is basically composed of air but it can contain
 one or several gases like: steam ,H2,N2,He,O2,CO,CO2.

  In presence of steam wall condensation can occur if locally conditions
 are satisfied: Pvap > Psat.
  The wall condensation model is a Chilton-Colburn type using a free
 convection correlation.

  We make out 3 types of boundary conditions: the injection zones
 (leak), walls and symetry planes.
  - The injection zones (possibility of three zones) are surfaces of
 prescribed values. It concerns the velocity, the mixture temperature,
 air and all other constitutive gases if they are present: steam,H2,N2,
 He,O2,CO,CO2. It is necessary to specify the mass flow rate for the
 mixture (Kg/s), the inlet temperature (°C) the mass flow rate for air
 and each present gases function of time (see table entry 'scenario').
  - Walls :
  - Thermal walls : The velocity is set to zero. The temperature is either
 prescribed in time (entry TIMP1), set at an initial value which can be 
 modified after by personnal procedure (ECHANP) or the result of a thermics 
 computation (entry THERMP). It is possible to couple thermal equations for 
 walls and the flow in an implicit way (entry THERCO).In presence of steam 
 these walls are able to condense steam. They are impermeable for all 
 incondensable gases.

  - Passive walls. The velocity is set to zero, and the walls are
 adiabatic/impermeable for all other unknowns (temperature steam and
 incondensable gases). Actually it is the only way to impose symetry plane.
 They are obtained by difference between the meshes:
 Envelope - walls - breaks.

 The turbulent motion of the mixture is modeled either with a constant eddy
 viscosity model,  or a length scale model, or a K-Epsilon model (entry MODTURB)

 Absence of entry MODTURB means : the flow is laminar.

 A Spray model is avaliable.

 The preparation of a computation consists to fill entries of the
 RXT table and then call the ENCEINTE procedure with this table.

  Entries and their meaning are following :

 rxt          = TABLE ; Contains the description of the problem.

            This table is achieved with three tables  GEO TBT TIC
                        when the ENCEINTE procedure is executed.
      The sub-table GEO contains all the objects concerning the geometry
                        created from the data.
      The sub-table TBT is a work table and contains all the objects needed
                        for the computation except the unknowns and the geometry
      The sub-table TIC contains all the unknowns and is used to, restart a
                        computation.

 !!!  The entries of the table RXT given by the user are not modified.

I/ Definition of geometrical objects
------------------------------------

 rxt.'vtf'    = MAILLAGE ;   Definition of fluid mesh (mandatory)
 rxt.'breche' = MAILLAGE ;   Mesh of the break
 rxt.'diru1'  = POINT    ;   Direction of the injection velocity.
 rxt.'pi'     =  POINT    ;   Definition of a point inside the fluid
                             domain which will be used to prescribe the
                             pressure (mandatory).
 rxt.'axe'    = MAILLAGE ;   axe if 2D AXI

< rxt.'breche2' = MAILLAGE ;>  Second break
< rxt.'diru2'   = POINT    ;>  Direction of the injection velocity
                              (second break)

< rxt.'breche3' = MAILLAGE ;>  Third break
< rxt.'diru3'   = POINT    ;>



II/ Physical models.
--------------------

 A/ Wall thermics
 ----------------

 rxt.'THERMP' = 'LOGIQUE'  ;   VRAI if wall thermics.
 rxt.'THERCO' = 'LOGIQUE'  ;   VRAI if implicit coupling of wall/flow thermal
 equations 

 rxt.'vtp'    = 'MAILLAGE' ;  mesh of the wall.
 rxt.'LAMBDA' = 'FLOTTANT' ;  thermal conductivity of the wall
                                                           (W/m/°C).
 rxt.'ROCP'   = 'FLOTTANT' ;  Rho*Cp of the wall (J/m3/°C).
 rxt.'Tp0'    = 'FLOTTANT' ;  initial temperature of the wall (°C).
 rxt.'ECHAN'  = 'FLOTTANT' ;  heat exchange coefficient fluid / wall
                                                          (W/m**2/°C).
  VRAI if exchange wall/external
                                                          environment.
 rxt.'parext' = 'MAILLAGE' ;  Mesh of the external surface.
 rxt.'HEXT'   = 'FLOTTANT' ;  heat exchange coefficient with external
                                              environment (W/m**2/°C).
 rxt.'TPEXT'  = 'FLOTTANT' ;  external temperature (°C).

  It is possible to define the fields by point for wall thermal properties, for
  example to model several material layers. 
   1) The fields are intialized (by a float) when ENCEINTE is called without
   any iteration (graph plotting has to be disabled)
     rxt.'GRAPH' = FAUX;
     ENCEINTE 0 RXT ;
   2) RXT fields (rxt.'TIC'.'LAMBDA' and rxt.'TIC'.'ROCP') are overloaded
     * creation of fields on the wanted meshes (here Mg and Md)
     * These meshes must be created from wall mesh supports
     cvtp = 'DOMA' RXT.'GEO'.'$vtp' 'CENTRE' ;

     cWg = 'CONT' Wg;
     cWd = 'CONT' Wd;
     * In this example Wg and Wd were included in RXT.'vtp' during 
     the mesh creation  
     Mg = incl cvtp cWg 'BARY' ;
     Md = incl cvtp cWd 'BARY' ;
     l_g = 'MANU' 'CHPO' Mg 1 'SCAL' 15.0 'NATURE' 'DISCRET' ;
     l_d = 'MANU' 'CHPO' Md 1 'SCAL' 30.0 'NATURE' 'DISCRET' ;
     * Overloading of rxt.'TIC'.'LAMBDA'
     rxt.'TIC'.'LAMBDA' = 'KCHT' rxt.'GEO'.'$vtp' 'SCAL' 'CENTRE'

          15.0 l_d l_g ;
     * the same for rxt.'TIC'.'ROCP'
     r_g = 'MANU' 'CHPO' Mg 1 'SCAL' (7800.0 '*' 500.0) 'NATURE' 
            'DISCRET' ;
     r_d = 'MANU' 'CHPO' Md 1 'SCAL' (780.0 '*' 500.0) 'NATURE' 
            'DISCRET' ;
     rxt.'TIC'.'ROCP' = 'KCHT' rxt.'GEO'.'$vtp' 'SCAL' 'CENTRE'

         (7800.0 '*' 500.0) r_d r_g ;
    3) The simulation starts with the new wall thermal properties fields.
      ENCEINTE NBIT RXT

 B/ Prescribed wall temperatures.
 --------------------------------

  One can prescribe wall temperatures via a heat exchange coefficient.
  It allows to modelize a condensor. Three zones are possible.

 Example :

 rxt.'TIMP1'             = table                             ;
 rxt.'TIMP1'.'MAILLAGE'  = mesh                              ;
 rxt.'TIMP1'.'t'         = prog   0.0    19620.              ;
 rxt.'TIMP1'.'TIMP'      = prog   110.0  110.0               ;
 rxt.'TIMP1'.'ECHAN'     = 1.e1                              ;


           .
           .


           .
           .


 The value of the heat exchange coefficient is the default value if there is 
 no condensation o is the lowest value if condensation.
 
 One can also impose a constant wall temperature by using the keyword ECHANP.
 
 rxt.'ECHANP'            = table                             ;
 rxt.'ECHANP'.'MAILLAGE' = bidon                             ;
 rxt.'ECHANP'.'TMUR'     = 110.                              ;
 rxt.'ECHANP'.'ECHAN'    = 1.e1                              ;
 
 We can redefine the different characteristics located in the TIC table by 
 using personal procedur.

 C/ Definition of constitutive gases.
 ------------------------------------

 Air is always present

 rxt.'VAPEUR' = LOGIQUE ; Presence of steam
 rxt.'H2'     = LOGIQUE ; Presence of hydrogen
 rxt.'HE'     = LOGIQUE ; Presence of helium
 rxt.'N2'     = LOGIQUE ; Presence of N2
 rxt.'O2'     = LOGIQUE ; Presence of oxygen
 rxt.'CO'     = LOGIQUE ; Presence of CO
 rxt.'CO2'    = LOGIQUE ; Presence of CO2

- Initial conditions for fluid volume.

 rxt.'TF0'    = FLOTTANT ; Initial temperature (in °C).
 rxt.'PT0'    = FLOTTANT ; Initial total pressure (in Pascal).
 rxt.'Yvap0'  = FLOTTANT ; Initial steam mass fraction
 rxt.MOT= FLOTTANT ; Initial mass fraction for the
 incondensable gases (if they are present)
 fluid. MOT can take the value 'Yhe0', 'Yh20', 'Yo20',
 'Yn20', 'Yco0', 'Yco20'.

* Physical properties of the gazeous mixture
 Gaz constants
Rgh2  = 4156.5
Rghe  = 2078.25
Rgo2  = 259.8
Rgn2  = 296.9
Rgco2 = 188.9
Rgco  = 296.9
Rgvap = 461.513
Rgair = 287.1

muair =  1.800e-5 :  dynamic viscosity (air)
alf   =  1.800e-5 :  thermal diffusivity
lamair=  2.580e-2 :  thermal conductivity
db    =  1.000e-5 :  Brownian diffusivity
Cph2o =  1700.0   :  Specific heat at constant pressure for the
                     steam
Lv    =     2.3E6 :  Latent heat

The specific heat for all other gases are given by the CALCP procedur.

 D/ Turbulence models.
 ---------------------

 If this entry is ommited the flow is considered laminar.
 rxt.'MODTURB'    =  MOT ; Type of turbulence model.

  The possibilities are :

 a/  rxt.'MODTURB'    =  'NUTURB'    ; Constant eddy viscosity
     rxt.'NUT'        =  'FLOTTANT'  ; Value of eddy viscosity

 b/  rxt.'MODTURB'    =  'LMEL'      ; Length scale model
     rxt.'LMEL'       =  'FLOTTANT'  ; Value of the length scale.

 c/  rxt.'MODTURB'    = 'KEPSILON'; (NOT AVAILABLE)

< rxt.'FPAROI'  = 'LOGIQUE'   ; >
< rxt.'YP'      = 'FLOTTANT'  ; >

 E/ Spray
 ---------

 rxt.'ASPER'  = LOGIQUE ; Spray model.

 Spray model needs  rxt.'VAPEUR' = VRAI ;

 rxt.'aspinj' = MAILLAGE ; Mesh of the injection surface for the
                           dispersed phase.
 rxt.'toitf'  = MAILLAGE ; Mesh of the upper surface of the
                           fluid volume
 rxt.'rod'    = MAILLAGE ; Density of the dispersed phase.
 rxt.'Cpd'    = MAILLAGE ; Specific heat of the dispersed phase.
 rxt.'scenario'.'vzinj'  = LISTREEL ; List of injection velocities
                                  (vertical) for the dispersed phase.
 rxt.'scenario'.'xdinj'  = LISTREEL ; List of volumic fraction of the
                                         dispersed phase at injection.
 rxt.'scenario'.'tdinj'  = LISTREEL ; List of dispersed phase temperature
                                      at injection.
 rxt.'scenario'.'ddinj'  = LISTREEL ;  List of droplet diameters
                                       at injection.
 F/ Mass condensation  (NOT AVAILABLE)
 --------------------

 rxt.'CONDMAS' = LOGIQUE ; Mass condensation model (NOT AVAILABLE)
 rxt.'TRAVIS'  = LOGIQUE ; TRAVIS model            (NOT AVAILABLE)


 G/ Scenario definition
 ----------------------

 rxt.'scenario'          = TABLE ; Table defining the scenario


- Boundary conditions for the injection and the walls thermally regulated.
  The data tables for each injection breach (3 possible breaches) are
  rxt.'scenario', rxt.'scenario2' and rxt.'scenario3'. 

 rxt.'scenario'.'t'      = LISTREEL ; List of times (in seconds).
 rxt.'scenario'.'qeau'   = LISTREEL ; List of mass flow rates for
                                      steam (in Kg/s).

 rxt.'scenario'.MOT= LISTREEL ; List of mass flow rates for
                            the injected incondensables (in Kg/s).
                MOT can be equal to 'qair', 'qhe', 'qh2', 'qo2' ,
                                    'qn2', 'qco', 'qco2'.
 qair is mandatory, there is always air.
 The other flow rates are needed if the corresponding incondensable
 is present.
 If the user wishes to stop the injection on a breach (every gas component mass
 flow rate equal to zero), breach meshes have to be defined again.

 rxt.'scenario'.'tinj'   = LISTREEL ; List of injection temperatures
                                      in time.

 H/ Recombiner definition
 ------------------------
 Recombiners can be defined only if these constituants are present :
       H2, N2, O2, VAPEUR
 *-- Recombiner
 RXT.'RECOMB' = 'TABLE' ;
 RXT.'RECOMB' . 1 = 'TABLE' ;
 RXT.'RECOMB' . 1 . 'PAREXT' = MAILLAGE ;
 RXT.'RECOMB' . 1 . 'ENTREE' = MAILLAGE ;
 RXT.'RECOMB' . 1 . 'SORTIE' = MAILLAGE ;
 RXT.'RECOMB' . 1 . 'direntr' = POINT ;
 RXT.'RECOMB' . 1 . 'dirsort' = POINT ;

 We can define N recombiners, it must just create N numeroted tables.
 To model a recombiner, several objects must be define :
  - PAREXT : Mesh object permitting the description of the outdoor 
    layer (without the entry and the exit).
  - ENTREE : Mesh of the entry of the recombiner
  - SORTIE : Mesh of the exit of the recombiner
  - direntr : Point defining the direction of the fluid at the 
    entry of the recombiner
  - dirsort : Point defining the direction of the fluid at the 
    exit of the recombiner

 I/ Condensation flow model 
 --------------------------
 rxt.'MODCOND' = MOT: Flow condensation model keyword.

  The possibilities are:
 
 a/ rxt.'MODCOND' = 'CHIL0' : Jv = Jstand = kc rho (Yv - Yvsat) 
 default value.

 * Chilton-Colburn model only for very small steam mass fraction.
 We use a natural convection correlation.
 
 b/ rxt.'MODCOND' = 'CHIL1' : Jv = Jstand / (1-Yvsat) 
  (From a volumic mass Fick's law with the steam diffusivity 
  coefficient in the mixture from Raloc)
 
III/ Numerical parameters.
--------------------------

 rxt.'DT0'    =  FLOTTANT ; time step.
  0 or 1 further informations

 rxt.'epsi'   =  FLOTTANT ; smallest distance for points elimination
 (ELIM operator).

 rxt.'GRAPH' = LOGIQUE ; display of mean values plots in time.

 It is possible to execute a personal procedure at the beginning
 of each time step.


 rxt.'PRCPERSO'= 'MOT'     ;  name of the procedure to be executed
 rxt.'TABPERSO'= 'TABLE'   ;  associated table

 rxt.'FRPREC'= ENTIER ; frequency for matrix preconditionning

 rxt.'DISCR' = FLOTTANT ; Type of spatial discretization.
 rxt.'KPRE'  = FLOTTANT ; Type of spatial discretization for the
                          pressure.

 rxt.'ALGO'  = MOT      ; Type of algorithm
                          'IMPL' semi implicit
                          'EFM1' semi explicit

 indicates wether or not the
 matrices are to be droped at the end of the procedure.

 indicates that the computation will
 reinitialized in order to take into account changes in the model
 (new component).
 If any entry in the RXT table is added or cancelled rxt.'REINIT'
 has to be set to VRAI. If not the computation stops.

 indicates wether or not the
 energy balance control is used. Default is VRAI.



 TO DATE LIMITATIONS OF THE MODELS

* perfect gaz model
* No symetry plane boundary conditions

Guidelines :

I/ Change in the type of boundary conditions
   Starting from a previous computation
  1/ One get the rxt.'TIC' table
     opti rest 'MONFIC.sauv';
     rest ;
     tic = rxt.'TIC' ;
  2/ One get (eventually) the mesh
     opti rest 'MONMAIL.sauv';
     rest ;
  3/ One describe (fully) the new problem
     rxt=table ;
     rxt.'vtf'= mon maillage ;
     rxt.  .... etc
  4/ One initialyse with the previous tic table
     rxt.'TIC'=tic ;

II/ Limiting the size of the 'SAUV' file
     See DETMAT entry to drop the MATRIK objects


IV/ Computational results
-------------------------

 TABLE  'TIC'  Contains calculated unknowns 0D and multi-D
 ---------------------------------------------------------

         Indice                          Objet
      Type    Valeur                  Type   Valeur
 MOT       SOUSTYPE              MOT       INCO                

* Cvm Cpm Gamm : heat capacities of the mixture (J/kg/K)
and ratio
* Roj : density at inlet (kg/m3)

* A/ OD evolutions in time
*-------------------------
 MOT    Tps      FLOTTANT : Physical time
 MOT    NUPADT   ENTIER   : time step nummer.
 MOT    LTPS     LISTREEL : list of computed times.
 MOT    DT       FLOTTANT : time step

 MOT    LMAXU    LISTREEL : List in time (LT) of maximum velocity  (m/s)
 MOT    Rhom     LISTREEL : LT mean density of the mixture       (kg/m3)
 MOT    Rhomv    LISTREEL : LT mean density of steam             (kg/m3)
                                    (If VAPEUR VRAI)
 MOT    Rhomhe   LISTREEL : LT            helium                 (kg/m3)
                                    (If THE    VRAI)
 MOT    Rhomh2   LISTREEL : LT            h2                     (kg/m3)
                                    (If TH2    VRAI)
 MOT    Rhomo2   LISTREEL : LT            o2                     (kg/m3)
                                    (If TO2    VRAI)
 MOT    Rhomn2   LISTREEL : LT            n2                     (kg/m3)
                                    (If Tn2    VRAI)
 MOT    Rhomco   LISTREEL : LT            CO                     (kg/m3)
                                    (If Tco    VRAI)
 MOT    Rhomco2  LISTREEL : LT            CO2                    (kg/m3)
                                    (If Tco2   VRAI)
 MOT    Tfm      LISTREEL : LT mean temperature of the mixture (°C)
 MOT    Tpm      LISTREEL : LT mean temperature of the wall    (°C)
                                    (If THERMP VRAI)
 MOT    Ltbp1    LISTREEL : LT prescribed temperature (TTIMP1)
 MOT    Ltbp2    LISTREEL : LT prescribed temperature (TTIMP2)
 MOT    Ltbp3    LISTREEL : LT prescribed temperature (TTIMP3)

 MOT    Qc       LISTREEL : LT Total flow rate for condensation (Kg/s)
 MOT    Qcw      LISTREEL : LT condensation flow rate for (THERMP) (Kg/s)
 MOT    Qc1      LISTREEL : LT condensation flow rate for (TTIMP1) (Kg/s)
 MOT    Qc2      LISTREEL : LT condensation flow rate for (TTIMP2) (Kg/s)
 MOT    Qc3      LISTREEL : LT condensation flow rate for (TTIMP3) (Kg/s)
 MOT    Qc0      LISTREEL : LT condensation flow rate for (ECHANP) (Kg/s)
 MOT    Econd    LISTREEL : LT energy extracted by condensation (J/m3)
 MOT    Hcond    LISTREEL : LT enthalpy extracted by condensation(J/m3)
 MOT    Econv    LISTREEL : LT energy extracted by convection (J/m3)

 MOT    Easpe    LISTREEL : LT energy extracted by spray (J/m3)
                                    (Si ASPER  VRAI)
 MOT    Haspe    LISTREEL : LT enthalpy extracted by spray (J/m3)
 MOT    Qaspe    LISTREEL : LT spray flow rate  (kg/s)

 MOT    Remn     LISTREEL : LT specific energy of the mixture (J/m3)

 MOT    Rgpm     LISTREEL : LT perfect gaz constant for the mixture (J/kg/K)
 MOT    Cvm      LISTREEL : LT }heat capacities for the mixture (J/kg/K)
 MOT    Cpm      LISTREEL : LT }
 MOT    Gamm     LISTREEL : LT }and ratio

 MOT    PT       LISTREEL : LT thermodynamic pressure
 MOT    Minj     LISTREEL : LT injected mass (Kg)
 MOT    Mcond    LISTREEL : LT condense mass (Kg)
 MOT    Mrest    LISTREEL : LT resident mass (Kg)

 MOT    guj      LISTREEL : LT velocity at inlet (break  1) (m/s)
 MOT    Qj       LISTREEL : LT mass flow rate at inlet (break  1) (Kg/s)
 MOT    Hj       LISTREEL : LT enthalpy  at inlet (break  1) (J/m3)
 MOT    Ej       LISTREEL : LT energy  at inlet (break  1)   (J/m3)

 MOT    guj2     LISTREEL : LT
 MOT    Qj2      LISTREEL : LT      break  2
 MOT    Hj2      LISTREEL : LT
 MOT    Ej2      LISTREEL : LT

 MOT    TBP1     FLOTTANT : prescribed wall temperature (TTIMP1)
 MOT    TBP2     FLOTTANT : prescribed wall temperature (TTIMP2)
 MOT    TBP3     FLOTTANT : prescribed wall temperature (TTIMP3)
 MOT    TBP0     CHPOINT  : prescribed wall temperature (ECHANP)
 MOT    KHEW     FLOTTANT : heat exchange coefficient
                            wall/fluid  THERMP
 MOT    KHE1     FLOTTANT : heat exchange coefficient TIMP1
 MOT    KHE2     FLOTTANT : heat exchange coefficient TIMP2
 MOT    KHE3     FLOTTANT : heat exchange coefficient TIMP3
 MOT    KHE0     CHPOINT  : heat exchange coefficient ECHANP

 *--- RECOMBINER ---*
 
 MOT    QIN_H2   LISTREEL : total hydrogen mass flow rate at the entry
 MOT    QIN_H2O  LISTREEL : total steam mass flow rate at the entry
 MOT    QIN_O2   LISTREEL : total oxygen mass flow rate at the entry
 MOT    QIN_N2   LISTREEL : total nitrogen mass flow rate at the entry
 MOT    QOUT_H2  LISTREEL : total hydrogen mass flow rate at the exit
 MOT    QOUT_H2O LISTREEL : total steam mass flow rate at the exit
 MOT    QOUT_O2  LISTREEL : total oxygen mass flow rate at the exit
 MOT    QOUT_N2  LISTREEL : total nitrogen mass flow rate at the exit
 MOT    RECOMB   TABLE    : Table where different informations
                            about recombiners are described
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1        : Table of the first recombiner
  (...)
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1 . 'DEB' : Total mass flow rate
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1 . 'Uin' : Inlet velocity
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1 . 'Uout': Outlet velocity
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1 . 'Tin' : Inlet temperature
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1 . 'Tout': Outlet temperature
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1 . 'Tpla': Temperature of the recombiner plates
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1 . 'EFF' : Efficacity of the recombiner
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1 . 'Hin' : Inlet enthalpy
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1 . 'Hout': Outlet enthalpy
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1 . 'R?E' : Density of the ? specie at the inlet
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1 . 'R?S' : Density of the ? specie at the outlet
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1 . 'Y?E' : Mass fraction of the ? specie at the inlet
 RXT.TIC.RECOMB. 1 . 'Y?S' : Mass fraction of the ? specie at the outlet

* B/ multi-D unknowns
*--------------------
 MOT    UN       CHPOINT  : Velocity field at current time step
 MOT    UNM      CHPOINT  : Velocity field at the previous time step
 MOT    ROG      CHPOINT  :
 MOT    PRES     CHPOINT  : pressure
 MOT    TF       CHPOINT  : temperature field (current time step)
 MOT    TFNM     CHPOINT  : temperature field ( previous time step )
 MOT    RHO      CHPOINT  : density (current time step)
 MOT    RHONM    CHPOINT  : density ( previous time step )
 MOT    Mu       CHPOINT  : dynamic viscosity of the mixture
 MOT    NU       CHPOINT  : cinematic viscosity of the mixture
 MOT    NUEFF    CHPOINT  : effective cinematic viscosity of the mixture

Spray
 MOT    VN       CHPOINT  : Velocity field of the disperse phase at the
                             current time step
 MOT    TD       CHPOINT  : Temperature field of the disperse phase
 MOT    XD       CHPOINT  : molar fraction of the disperse phase
 MOT    DD       CHPOINT  : Droplets diameter


 MOT    RAIR     CHPOINT  : density of air    (Kg)
 MOT    RVP      CHPOINT  : density of steam  (Kg)
 MOT    RHE      CHPOINT  : density of He     (Kg)
 MOT    RH2      CHPOINT  : density of H2     (Kg)
 MOT    RO2      CHPOINT  : density of O2     (Kg)
 MOT    RN2      CHPOINT  : density of N2     (Kg)
 MOT    RCO2     CHPOINT  : density of CO2    (Kg)
 MOT    RCO      CHPOINT  : density of CO     (Kg)

 MOT    YVAP     FLOTTANT / CHPOINT : Mass fraction (M.F.) of steam
 MOT    YHE      FLOTTANT / CHPOINT :
 MOT    YH2      FLOTTANT / CHPOINT : FLOTTANT if species missing
 MOT    YO2      FLOTTANT / CHPOINT :
 MOT    YN2      FLOTTANT / CHPOINT :
 MOT    YCO2     FLOTTANT / CHPOINT :
 MOT    YCO      FLOTTANT / CHPOINT :
 MOT    YAIR     FLOTTANT / CHPOINT :


 GEO TABLE contains geometrical informations, in particular
 the different MMODEL objects.

     Entries              Objects
 Type      Valeur   Type        Commentaires

 MOT    epsi     FLOTTANT : minimum distance between two points
                               see ELIM operator
 MOT    $vtf     MMODEL   :
 MOT    $menvf   MMODEL   :
 MOT    $axe     MMODEL   : axe or symetry plane
 MOT    $vtp     MMODEL   : wall thermics
 MOT    $mtp1    MMODEL   : prescribed wall temperature (TIMP1)
 MOT    $mtp2    MMODEL   : prescribed wall temperature (TIMP2)
 MOT    $mtp3    MMODEL   : prescribed wall temperature (TIMP3)
 MOT    $mtp0    MMODEL   : prescribed wall temperature (ECHANP)
 MOT    Pimp     MAILLAGE : mesh of type POI1 containing the point
                               where the pressure is imposed.

 
 
 

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