8. F modeling#
8.1. Characteristics of F modeling#
It is the same modeling and the same mesh as the E modeling but in AXI. The models AXI_THH2MS, AXI_HH2MS,, AXI_THH2S and AXI_HH2S are tested successively.
8.2. Tested values and results#
As before, it is verified that the water flow (“FH11X” + “FH12X” recovered by SIEF_NOEU) obtained on the taxation edge corresponds to its analytical expression, namely \(q_{w}^{ext}{.}n= \alpha.\rho_{vp}.\left( exp\left[ \frac{Pc.M_{H2O}}{\rho_{l}.R.T}\right] -{HR}^{ext} \right)\). A tolerance of 10% is allowed due to the size of the mesh and the error generated by the interpolation at the node.
Points \((x,y)\) |
Time ( \(s\) ) |
“FH11X” + “FH12X” |
Analytical value |
\((\mathrm{0,2};0)\) |
1800 |
7.3754E-09 |
8.09e-09 |
For reasons of saving time, models other than AXI_THH2MS will only be tested for 60 s. We check that the pressures at 60 s are all the same regardless of the models.
Points \((x,y)\) |
Time ( \(s\) ) |
PRE1 |
\((\mathrm{0,2};0)\) |
1800 |
10019 |