psf.li_etal¶
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li_etal
(d0, m_gas, rho_gas, m_oil, rho_oil, mu_p, sigma, rho, mu, fp_type=1)[source]¶ Compute characteristic values for jet breakup
Computes the characteristic particle sizes for jet breakup using the equations in Li et al. (2017) (li_etal model equations). The authors provide different equation fit parameters for gas or liquid breakup, and this function selects the correct parameters for the fluid phase of interest.
- Parameters
- d0float
Equivalent circular diameter of the release (m)
- m_gasnp.array
Mass fluxes of each pseudo-component of the gas-phase fluid at the release (kg/s)
- rho_gasfloat
Density of the gas-phase petroleum fluid at the release (kg/m^3)
- m_oilnp.array
Mass fluxes of each pseudo-component of the liquid-phase petroleum fluid at the release (kg/s)
- rho_oilfloat
Density of the liquid-phase petroleum fluid at the release (kg/m^3)
- mu_pfloat
Dynamic viscosity of the fluid phase of interest at the release (Pa s)
- sigmafloat
Interfacial tension between the fluid phase of interest and water at the release (N/m)
- rhofloat
Density of seawater at the release (kg/m^3)
- mufloat
Dynamic viscosity of seawater at the release (Pa s)
- fp_typeint, default=1
Fluid phase to compute breakup; 0 = gas, 1 = liquid. The SINTEF equation authors do not recommend using this method for gas; hence, fp_type should normally equal 1.
- Returns
- d50float
Volume median diameter of the fluid phase of interest (m)
- de_maxfloat
Maximum stable particle size of the fluid phase of interest (m)
- kfloat
Scale parameter for the Rosin-Rammler size distribution (–)
- alphafloat
Shape parameter for the Rosin-Rammler size distribution (–)


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#include <uart_dma.h>
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| uint8_t * | pBuff |
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| uint32_t | BuffSize |
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| uint32_t | ChNum |
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| UartdCallback | callback |
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| void * | pArgument |
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| volatile uint8_t | sempaphore |
| flag to indicate the current transfer. More... | |
| LinkedListDescriporView1 * | pLLIview |
| eXdmadProgState | dmaProgrammingMode |
| uint16_t | dmaBlockSize |
| uint8_t | dmaRingBuffer |
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This structure is sent to the UART_Send or UART_Rcv to start the transfer. At the end of the transfer, the callback is invoked by the interrupt handler.
| uint32_t UartChannel::BuffSize |
Buff size in bytes.
| UartdCallback UartChannel::callback |
Callback function invoked at the end of transfer.
| uint32_t UartChannel::ChNum |
Dma channel num.
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| eXdmadProgState UartChannel::dmaProgrammingMode |
| uint8_t UartChannel::dmaRingBuffer |
| void* UartChannel::pArgument |
Callback arguments.
| uint8_t* UartChannel::pBuff |
Pointer to the Buffer.
| LinkedListDescriporView1* UartChannel::pLLIview |
| volatile uint8_t UartChannel::sempaphore |
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