a470502932
Write plain text to the common Cantera logger to be more consistent with the verbose/debug logging from other parts of Cantera. This simplifies several of the transport initialization functions, and eliminates the need for class XML_Writer.
43 lines
1.5 KiB
Matlab
43 lines
1.5 KiB
Matlab
function s = Solution(src, id)
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% SOLUTION - class Solution constructor.
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%
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% Class Solution represents solutions of multiple species. A
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% solution is defined as a mixture of two or more constituents
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% (species) that are completely mixed on molecular length
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% scales. The macroscopic intensive thermodynamic state of a
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% solution is specified by two thermodynamic properties (for
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% example, the temperature and pressure), and the relative amounts
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% of each species, which may be given as mole fractions or mass
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% fractions.
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% s = Solution('input.xml', <transport-model>)
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%
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% constructs a Solution object from a specification contained in
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% file input.xml, and using a specified transport property
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% model. If the transport model is omitted, it defaults to
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% 'None', which disables transport property evaluation.
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% Class Solution derives from three more basic classes, and most of
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% its methods are inherited from these classes. These are:
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%
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% class ThermoPhase - composition information and
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% thermodynamic properties
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% class Kinetics - homogeneous kinetics
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% class Transport - transport properties
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%
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% See also: ThermoPhase, Kinetics, Transport
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%
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doc = XML_Node('doc',src);
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if nargin == 1
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node = findByName(doc,'phase');
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else
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node = findByID(doc,id);
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end
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t = ThermoPhase(node);
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k = Kinetics(node,t);
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s.kin = k;
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s.th = t;
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tr = Transport(node,t,'default',0);
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s.tr = tr;
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s = class(s,'Solution',t,k,tr);
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