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Cal STAR — firmware, DAQ server, and engine design
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| np.ndarray | cp_butland_maddison (np.ndarray T) |
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| float | CAL = 4184.0 |
| dict | SPECIFIC_HEAT_MODELS |
Temperature-dependent properties of the graphite throat insert, as named models. The specific heat of graphite nearly triples between room temperature and the throat's running temperature (0.71 kJ/(kg K) at 300 K, 2.0 at 2000 K). A constant room-temperature value heats the surface too fast and so runs the surface chemistry early. Unlike conductivity, density or ash content, the specific heat is a property of the carbon lattice and is the same for every polygranular grade to within a few percent, so a published correlation stands for any insert. Conductivity has no such model here: it depends on the grade (grain, porosity, graphitisation), and a datasheet gives it at room temperature only.
| np.ndarray engine.pipeline.thermal.graphite_properties.cp_butland_maddison | ( | np.ndarray | T | ) |
Specific heat of graphite [J/(kg K)], Butland & Maddison, J. Nucl. Mater. 49 (1973) 45-56. cp = 0.54212 - 2.42667e-6 T - 90.2725/T - 43449.3/T^2 + 1.59309e7/T^3 - 1.43688e9/T^4 in cal/(g K), T in K, fitted 200-3500 K. Outside that range it is held at the ends.
Definition at line 22 of file graphite_properties.py.
| float engine.pipeline.thermal.graphite_properties.CAL = 4184.0 |
Definition at line 19 of file graphite_properties.py.
| dict engine.pipeline.thermal.graphite_properties.SPECIFIC_HEAT_MODELS |
Definition at line 34 of file graphite_properties.py.