Revise enthalpy terms#3
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* We no longer need to calcuate the enthalpy associated with meltw. The sea-ice model is already accounting for this enthalpy and the corresponding heat flux is included in meltw; * Adding a term representing the enthalpy associated with condensation (positive evaporation in the ocean). This term is treated just like liquid precipitation (rain), and is accounted for in hcorr; * Revisiting the limeters (min/max depending if mass is liquid or frozen) in the enthalpy calculations.
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Description of changes
Revised the calculation of the enthalpy fluxes to be send to the ocean model.
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We no longer need to calculate the enthalpy associated with
meltw. The sea-ice model is already accounting for this enthalpy and the corresponding heat flux is included inmelth. I have also added a term representing the enthalpy associated with condensation (positive evaporation in the ocean). This term is treated just like liquid precipitation (rain), and is accounted for in the global correction term (hcorr). Lastly, I have revised the limiters (min/max depending if mass is liquid or frozen) in the enthalpy calculations.Contributors other than yourself, if any:
CMEPS Issues Fixed (include github issue #):
Are changes expected to change answers?
Any User Interface Changes (namelist or namelist defaults changes)?
Testing performed if application target is CESM:(either UFS-S2S or CESM testing is required):
Testing performed if application target is UFS-coupled:
Testing performed if application target is UFS-HAFS:
Hashes used for testing: