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Condensation is important as it prevents the temperature dropping below the dew point temperature. Including this in the time-stepping solver is easy, but including it into the nonlinear solver is more tricky.
Maybe one way to do this is to set the power dissipation (i.e. F_bot-F_top across a cell) to be strictly positive when T<=T_dew.
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This has been partially implemented in the condensation branch. It uses a method for 'relaxing' the temperature profile onto the saturation curve, but introducing a signed residual when T<T_dew which forces T=T_dew to be a valid solution to the system of equations.
Condensation is important as it prevents the temperature dropping below the dew point temperature. Including this in the time-stepping solver is easy, but including it into the nonlinear solver is more tricky.
Maybe one way to do this is to set the power dissipation (i.e. F_bot-F_top across a cell) to be strictly positive when T<=T_dew.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: