Another polymer-specific overload of computeFractionalFlow()
has been added in support of this (this overload deals with
compressible properties.
Also added pressure normalization for situations with arbitrary
absolute pressure.
A polymer-specific overload of computeFractionalFlow()
has been added in support of this.
Also added a minor feature: pressure normalization for
situations with arbitrary absolute pressure.
They do this by using the class PolymerInflowFromDeck
instead of PolymerInflowBasic if there is a WPOLYMER
keyword somewhere in the deck epochs. If there is no
WPOLYMER, the parameters 'poly_start_days' etc. will
be used to construct an instance of PolymerInflowBasic
instead.
Before, it was a single number for the whole domain. It could vary
with time, though.
Simulator behaviour should be identical before and after this commit.
This touches the classes TransportModel*Polymer, Simulator*Polymer,
and the computeInjectedProduced() functions. The PolymerInflow class
and its usage has been replaced with PolymerInflowInterface, and
a subclass PolymerInflowBasic has been created which provides the
old behaviour (using parameters poly_start_days, poly_end_days and
poly_amount).
Conflicts:
Makefile.am
opm/core/fluid/BlackoilPropertiesFromDeck.hpp
opm/core/fluid/SaturationPropsFromDeck.cpp
opm/core/fluid/SaturationPropsFromDeck.hpp
opm/core/fluid/blackoil/BlackoilPvtProperties.cpp
opm/core/fluid/blackoil/BlackoilPvtProperties.hpp
opm/core/fluid/blackoil/SinglePvtDead.cpp
This merge combines three more-or-less orthogonal features
for saturation tables: the option to use StoneII or Simple
three-phase behaviour, the option to fit a spline or not,
and finally setting the number of samples used (if spline
fitting).
Interfaces have changed, the most top-level one being
that BlackoilPropertiesFromDeck::init() now also takes
a ParameterGroup argument.
Recall that the class that used to be called SinglePvtDead has
been renamed to SinglePvtDeadSpline. If 'props_use_spline' is true,
that class is used (this is the default), which makes a monotone
spline that is uniformly, densely sampled. The new class simply
uses linear interpolation in the input tables.
This is a change from taking a vector containing the mapping to
deck-consistent logical cartesian indices. The mapping is contained
in the UnstructuredGrid::global_cell member, and may be null. The
change therefore saves the overhead of constructing a vector as a
copy of the data in the grid or (if null) as an identity mapping.
Now we may have a grid generated from deck input using the
keywords DXV, DYV, DZV, which will have a null pointer for
the global_cell mapping. We check if this pointer is null,
and create an identity mapping in this case. The mapping is
needed by the *PropertiesFromDeck classes (and helpers).
Note that due to a design constraint in the transport solver, namely
that inflowing fluid must consist of only water (possibly with polymer),
and no oil, the program fails unless the comment on lines 186-- is
heeded.
