Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar > Class Template Reference This class represents the Pressure-Volume-Temperature relations of the oil phas with dissolved gas. More...
Detailed Descriptiontemplate<class Scalar> class Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar > This class represents the Pressure-Volume-Temperature relations of the oil phas with dissolved gas. Member Typedef Documentation◆ TabulatedOneDFunction
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◆ TabulatedTwoDFunction
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Constructor & Destructor Documentation◆ LiveOilPvt() [1/2]
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◆ LiveOilPvt() [2/2]
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Member Function Documentation◆ diffusionCoefficient()
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◆ gasReferenceDensity()
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◆ initEnd()
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Finish initializing the oil phase PVT properties. References Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::numRegions(). ◆ internalEnergy()
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Returns the specific enthalpy [J/kg] of oil given a set of parameters. ◆ inverseFormationVolumeFactor()
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Returns the formation volume factor [-] of the fluid phase. ◆ inverseOilBMuTable()
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Referenced by Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::operator==(). ◆ inverseOilBTable()
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Referenced by Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::operator==(). ◆ inverseSaturatedOilBMuTable()
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Referenced by Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::operator==(). ◆ inverseSaturatedOilBTable()
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Referenced by Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::operator==(). ◆ numRegions()
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Return the number of PVT regions which are considered by this PVT-object. Referenced by Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::initEnd(), and Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::setNumRegions(). ◆ oilMuTable()
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Referenced by Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::operator==(). ◆ oilReferenceDensity()
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◆ operator==()
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References Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::inverseOilBMuTable(), Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::inverseOilBTable(), Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::inverseSaturatedOilBMuTable(), Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::inverseSaturatedOilBTable(), Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::oilMuTable(), Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::saturatedGasDissolutionFactorTable(), Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::saturatedOilMuTable(), and Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::vapPar2(). ◆ saturatedGasDissolutionFactor() [1/2]
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Returns the gas dissolution factor [m^3/m^3] of the oil phase. Referenced by Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::setSaturatedOilFormationVolumeFactor(), and Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::setSaturatedOilViscosity(). ◆ saturatedGasDissolutionFactor() [2/2]
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Returns the gas dissolution factor [m^3/m^3] of the oil phase. This variant of the method prevents all the oil to be vaporized even if the gas phase is still not saturated. This is physically quite dubious but it corresponds to how the Eclipse 100 simulator handles this. (cf the VAPPARS keyword.) References Opm::max(), Opm::min(), and Opm::pow(). ◆ saturatedGasDissolutionFactorTable()
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Referenced by Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::operator==(). ◆ saturatedInverseFormationVolumeFactor()
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Returns the formation volume factor [-] of the fluid phase. ◆ saturatedOilMuTable()
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Referenced by Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::operator==(). ◆ saturatedViscosity()
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Returns the dynamic viscosity [Pa s] of the fluid phase given a set of parameters. ◆ saturationPressure() [1/2]
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◆ saturationPressure() [2/2]
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Returns the saturation pressure of the oil phase [Pa] depending on its mass fraction of the gas component.
References Opm::abs(), and Opm::scalarValue(). ◆ setInverseOilFormationVolumeFactor()
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Initialize the function for the oil formation volume factor. The oil formation volume factor is a function of and represents the partial density of the oil component in the oil phase at a given pressure. This method sets . Note that instead of the mass fraction of the gas component in the oil phase, this function depends on the gas dissolution factor. Also note, that the order of the arguments needs to be and not the other way around. ◆ setNumRegions()
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References Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::numRegions(). ◆ setOilViscosity()
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Initialize the viscosity of the oil phase. This is a function of ... ◆ setReferenceDensities()
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Initialize the reference densities of all fluids for a given PVT region. ◆ setSaturatedOilFormationVolumeFactor()
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Initialize the function for the oil formation volume factor. The oil formation volume factor is a function of and represents the partial density of the oil component in the oil phase at a given pressure. This method only requires the volume factor of gas-saturated oil (which only depends on pressure) while the dependence on the gas mass fraction is guesstimated. References Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::saturatedGasDissolutionFactor(). ◆ setSaturatedOilGasDissolutionFactor()
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Initialize the function for the gas dissolution factor .
◆ setSaturatedOilViscosity()
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Initialize the phase viscosity for gas saturated oil. The oil viscosity is a function of , but this method only requires the viscosity of gas-saturated oil (which only depends on pressure) while there is assumed to be no dependence on the gas mass fraction... References Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::saturatedGasDissolutionFactor(). ◆ vapPar2()
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Referenced by Opm::LiveOilPvt< Scalar >::operator==(). ◆ viscosity()
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Returns the dynamic viscosity [Pa s] of the fluid phase given a set of parameters. The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: |
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