.FuelCellLib.Layer1D.dif_layer

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dif_Layer-Layer1D

This class represents the method of finite volumes to solve the one dimensional problem of the layer. Also in this class all parameter of transport phenomena and control volume of diffusion layer are defined. One of these parameters, "n" is the number of finite volumes of the layer. The simulation can become too slowed if the parameter "n" is very high. The selection of the variable modeling hypothesis is defined by the parameter:
"ModHyp2":Knudsen diffusion pore size dependence(0:Off,1:On)

Parameters

Name	Default	Description
T	340	Operation temperature of diffusion layer [K]
av	1e-9	Specific condensation surface [m2/m3]
b	0.001	Material transfer coeficient [m/s]
Es	0.7	Volumetric fraction of solid
da	1e-5	Thickness of transport phenomena [m]
tau	1	Tortuosity
Dwl	3.5e-9	Surface diffusion coefficient of H2O, liquid phase [m2/s]
ks	1e4	Electrical conducivity of the solid [S/m]
kp	20	Constant protonic conducivity of the electrolyte [S/m]
posat	3169	Reference Saturation pressure [Pa]
Tosat	298.16	Reference Saturation temperature [K]
ros	4000	Density of the solid [kg/m3]
roh2ol	972	Density of water [kg/m3]
poa	100000	Reference pressure for the current limit [Pa]
D1co	0.07853e-4	Constant Knudsen diffusion coefficient for oxygen [m2/s]
D2co	0.1047e-4	Constant Knudsen diffusion coefficient for steam water [m2/s]
rp	1e-10	Pore size of porous media [m]
D12o	0.282e-4	Constant binary diffusion coefficient [m2/s]
pAref	100000	Reference pressure to measure the binary diffusion coefficient [Pa]
Tref	308.1	Reference temperature to measure the binary diffusion coefficient [K]
ModHyp2	0	Knudsen diffusion pore size dependence(0:Off,1:On)
n	20	Number of finite elements for diffusion layer

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