Source code for RCAIDE.Framework.Analyses.Atmospheric.Constant_Temperature

import numpy as np
from warnings import warn
 
import RCAIDE
from RCAIDE.Framework.Core import Units
from RCAIDE.Framework.Analyses.Atmospheric import Atmospheric
from RCAIDE.Framework.Mission.Common.Conditions import Conditions 
from RCAIDE.Framework.Core.Arrays import atleast_2d_col 
from RCAIDE.Library.Attributes.Gases import Air
from RCAIDE.Library.Attributes.Planets import Earth



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#  Classes
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class Constant_Temperature(Atmospheric):
    """Implements a constant temperature with U.S. Standard Atmosphere (1976 version) freestream pressure
        
    Assumptions:
    None

    Source:
    U.S. Standard Atmosphere, 1976, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1976
    """
    
    def __defaults__(self):
        """This sets the default values for the analysis to function.
    
        Assumptions:
        None
    
        Source:
        N/A
    
        Inputs:
        None
    
        Outputs:
        None
    
        Properties Used:
        None
        """
        
        atmo_data = RCAIDE.Library.Attributes.Atmospheres.Earth.Constant_Temperature()
        self.update(atmo_data)
    


    def compute_values(self,altitude,temperature=288.15):
        """
        Computes atmospheric values.
    
        Assumptions:
        Constant temperature atmosphere
    
        Source:
        U.S. Standard Atmosphere, 1976, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1976
    
        Inputs:
        altitude                                 [m]
        temperature                              [K]

        Outputs:
        atmo_data.
            pressure                               [Pa]
            temperature                            [K]
            speed_of_sound                         [m/s]
            dynamic_viscosity                      [kg/(m*s)]
            prandtl_number                         [-]
    
        Properties Used:
        self.
            fluid_properties.gas_specific_constant [J/(kg*K)]
            planet.sea_level_gravity               [m/s^2]
            planet.mean_radius                     [m]
            breaks.
                altitude                             [m]
                pressure                             [Pa]
        """

        # unpack
        zs        = altitude
        gas       = self.fluid_properties
        planet    = self.planet
        grav      = self.planet.sea_level_gravity        
        Rad       = self.planet.mean_radius
        R         = gas.gas_specific_constant
        
        # check properties
        if not gas == Air():
            warn('Constant_Temperature Atmosphere not using Air fluid properties')
        if not planet == Earth():
            warn('Constant_Temperature Atmosphere not using Earth planet properties')          
        
        # convert input if necessary
        zs = atleast_2d_col(zs)

        # get model altitude bounds
        zmin = self.breaks.altitude[0]
        zmax = self.breaks.altitude[-1]   
        
        # convert geometric to geopotential altitude
        zs = zs/(1 + zs/Rad)
        
        # check ranges
        if np.amin(zs) < zmin:
            print("Warning: altitude requested below minimum for this atmospheric model; returning values for h = -2.0 km")
            zs[zs < zmin] = zmin
        if np.amax(zs) > zmax:
            print("Warning: altitude requested above maximum for this atmospheric model; returning values for h = 86.0 km")   
            zs[zs > zmax] = zmax        

        # initialize return data
        zeros = np.zeros_like(zs)
        p     = zeros * 0.0
        T     = zeros * 0.0
        rho   = zeros * 0.0
        a     = zeros * 0.0
        mu    = zeros * 0.0
        z0    = zeros * 0.0
        T0    = zeros * 0.0
        p0    = zeros * 0.0
        alpha = zeros * 0.0
        
        # populate the altitude breaks
        # this uses >= and <= to capture both edges and because values should be the same at the edges
        for i in range( len(self.breaks.altitude)-1 ): 
            i_inside = (zs >= self.breaks.altitude[i]) & (zs <= self.breaks.altitude[i+1])
            z0[ i_inside ]    = self.breaks.altitude[i]
            T0[ i_inside ]    = temperature
            p0[ i_inside ]    = self.breaks.pressure[i]
            self.breaks.temperature[i+1]=temperature
            alpha[ i_inside ] = -(temperature - temperature)/ \
                                 (self.breaks.altitude[i+1]    - self.breaks.altitude[i])
        
        # interpolate the breaks
        dz = zs-z0
        i_isoth = (alpha == 0.)

        p = p0* np.exp(-1.*dz*grav/(R*T0))
       
        T   = temperature
        rho = gas.compute_density(T,p)
        a   = gas.compute_speed_of_sound(T)
        mu  = gas.compute_absolute_viscosity(T)
        K   = gas.compute_thermal_conductivity(T)
        Pr  = gas.compute_prandtl_number(T)
                
        atmo_data = Conditions()
        atmo_data.expand_rows(zs.shape[0])
        atmo_data.pressure             = p
        atmo_data.temperature          = T
        atmo_data.density              = rho
        atmo_data.speed_of_sound       = a
        atmo_data.dynamic_viscosity    = mu
        atmo_data.thermal_conductivity = K
        atmo_data.kinematic_viscosity  = mu/rho
        atmo_data.prandtl_number       = Pr
        
        return atmo_data