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Cal STAR — firmware, DAQ server, and engine design
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| _tangency_radius (R_t, theta) | |
| _drawn_volume (L_cyl, L_con, R_c, R_t, theta, n=200001) | |
| test_drawn_volume_matches_commanded_lstar (D_c, Lstar, theta) | |
| test_old_exponent_would_fail () | |
| float | _real_drawn_lstar (float D_c, float Lstar, float theta) |
| test_generated_contour_has_the_commanded_lstar (Lstar, theta_deg) | |
| test_entrance_arc_volume_is_not_negligible () | |
| test_tangency_radius_is_above_the_throat () | |
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| _PC | |
| _F | |
| _D_EXIT | |
The drawn chamber must actually hold the commanded L* x A_t. Guards the convergent-volume term in chamber_length_calc. The old form used (eps^(1/3) - 1) instead of (eps^(3/2) - 1), understating the cone by ~18x at typical contraction ratios and padding the barrel to compensate.
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Volume of the solid of revolution ACTUALLY generated: cylinder, cone to the arc tangency radius, then the 1.5*R_t entrance arc down to the throat. This used to draw a straight cone all the way to R_t, which is not what the generator makes -- so it reproduced the very convention the volume arithmetic got wrong and could not catch the entrance-arc bug. See the real-contour tests at the bottom of this file.
Definition at line 23 of file test_chamber_geometry_volume.py.
References _tangency_radius().
Referenced by test_drawn_volume_matches_commanded_lstar(), and test_old_exponent_would_fail().
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L* of the contour chamber_geometry_calc ACTUALLY generates, face to throat.
Definition at line 107 of file test_chamber_geometry_volume.py.
Referenced by test_generated_contour_has_the_commanded_lstar().
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Radius where the 1.5*R_t entrance arc is tangent to a cone of half-angle theta.
Definition at line 18 of file test_chamber_geometry_volume.py.
Referenced by _drawn_volume(), test_drawn_volume_matches_commanded_lstar(), and test_old_exponent_would_fail().
| test_chamber_geometry_volume.test_drawn_volume_matches_commanded_lstar | ( | D_c, | |
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| theta ) |
Definition at line 51 of file test_chamber_geometry_volume.py.
References _drawn_volume(), and _tangency_radius().
| test_chamber_geometry_volume.test_entrance_arc_volume_is_not_negligible | ( | ) |
Guard the guard: if the arc term were dropped the test above must fail, not pass.
Definition at line 133 of file test_chamber_geometry_volume.py.
| test_chamber_geometry_volume.test_generated_contour_has_the_commanded_lstar | ( | Lstar, | |
| theta_deg ) |
The chamber that gets DRAWN must hold the volume that was asked for.
Definition at line 122 of file test_chamber_geometry_volume.py.
References _real_drawn_lstar().
| test_chamber_geometry_volume.test_old_exponent_would_fail | ( | ) |
The pre-fix formula overshoots by ~10 % -- proves this test has teeth.
Definition at line 68 of file test_chamber_geometry_volume.py.
References _drawn_volume(), and _tangency_radius().
| test_chamber_geometry_volume.test_tangency_radius_is_above_the_throat | ( | ) |
r_tan = R_t(1 + 1.5(1-cos theta)) must exceed R_t, or the cone would run past the arc.
Definition at line 146 of file test_chamber_geometry_volume.py.
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Definition at line 104 of file test_chamber_geometry_volume.py.
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Definition at line 104 of file test_chamber_geometry_volume.py.
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Definition at line 104 of file test_chamber_geometry_volume.py.