Python scipy.constants.Boltzmann() Examples
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Example #1
Source File: Ar.py From pychemqt with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 6 votes |
def _ThCritical(self, rho, T, fase): """Younglove-Hanley thermal conductivity critical enhancement""" rhom = rho/self.M Tc = 150.86 Pc = 4.9058e6 rhocm = 13.41 rhoc = rhocm*self.M # Eq 9 T_ = T/Tc rho_ = rhom/rhocm DelT = (T-Tc)/Tc Delrho = (rhom-rhocm)/rhocm Xt = rho*fase.drhodP_T*Pc/rhoc**2 # Eq 10 tc = 1.02*Boltzmann*Pc/6.0795e-1/6/pi/fase.mu*(T_/rho_)**2 * \ fase.dpdT_rho**2*Xt**0.46807*exp(-39.8*DelT**2-5.45*Delrho**4) return tc
Example #2
Source File: test_make_fp.py From dpgen with GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 | 6 votes |
def _check_incar_ele_temp(testCase, idx, ele_temp): fp_path = os.path.join('iter.%06d' % idx, '02.fp') tasks = glob.glob(os.path.join(fp_path, 'task.*')) cwd = os.getcwd() for ii in tasks : os.chdir(ii) bname = os.path.basename(ii) sidx = int(bname.split('.')[1]) tidx = int(bname.split('.')[2]) with open('INCAR') as fp: incar = fp.read() incar0 = Incar.from_string(incar) # make_fake_md: the frames in a system shares the same ele_temp incar1 = Incar.from_string(vasp_incar_ele_temp_ref%(ele_temp[sidx][0] * pc.Boltzmann / pc.electron_volt)) for ii in incar0.keys(): # skip checking nbands... if ii == 'NBANDS': continue testCase.assertAlmostEqual(incar0[ii], incar1[ii], msg = 'key %s differ' % (ii), places = 5) os.chdir(cwd)
Example #3
Source File: N2.py From pychemqt with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
def _thermo0(self, rho, T, fase): """Custom dilute-gas limit form of thermal conductivity""" X1 = 0.95185202 X2 = 1.0205422 M = 28.013 # Used the ideal isochoric heat capacity of paper because differ in # about a 20% of values using the ideal correlation in meos def cv(T): ni = [-0.837079888737e3, 0.379147114487e2, -0.601737844275, 0.350418363823e1, -0.874955653028e-5, 0.148968607239e-7, -0.256370354277e-11, 0.100773735767e1, 0.335340610e4] sum1 = 0 for i, n in enumerate(ni[:-2]): sum1 += n*T**(i-3) u = ni[8]/T eu1 = exp(u)-1 sum2 = (ni[7]*u**2*(eu1+1))/eu1**2 cv = 8.31434*(sum1+sum2-1) return cv muo = self._Visco0(T, self.visco2) F = Boltzmann*Avogadro*muo/M # Eq 9 ltr = 2.5*F*(1.5-X1) # Eq 7 lint = F*X2*(cv(T)/Boltzmann/Avogadro+X1) # Eq 8 return (ltr+lint)*1e-3
Example #4
Source File: NH3.py From pychemqt with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
def _ThCondCritical(self, rho, T, fase): # Custom Critical enhancement # The paper use a diferent rhoc value to the EoS rhoc = 235 t = abs(T-405.4)/405.4 dPT = 1e5*(2.18-0.12/exp(17.8*t)) nb = 1e-5*(2.6+1.6*t) DL = 1.2*Boltzmann*T**2/6/pi/nb/(1.34e-10/t**0.63*(1+t**0.5)) * \ dPT**2 * 0.423e-8/t**1.24*(1+t**0.5/0.7) # Add correction for entire range of temperature, Eq 10 DL *= exp(-36*t**2) X = 0.61*rhoc+16.5*log(t) if rho > 0.6*rhoc: # Eq 11 DL *= X**2/(X**2+(rho-0.96*rhoc)**2) else: # Eq 14 DL = X**2/(X**2+(0.6*rhoc-0.96*rhoc)**2) DL *= rho**2/(0.6*rhoc)**2 return DL
Example #5
Source File: Ethylene.py From pychemqt with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
def _thermo0(self, rho, T, fase): # λ1 in Eq 3 is always 0 GT = [-2.903423528e5, 4.680624952e5, -1.8954783215e5, -4.8262235392e3, 2.243409372e4, -6.6206354818e3, 8.9937717078e2, -6.0559143718e1, 1.6370306422] lo = 0 for i in range(-3, 6): lo += GT[i+3]*T**(i/3.) l2, lc = 0, 0 if rho: tita = (rho-221)/221 k = [-1.304503323e1, 1.8214616599e1, -9.903022496e3, 7.420521631e2, -3.0083271933e-1, 9.6456068829e1, 1.350256962e4] l2 = exp(k[0]+k[3]/T) * ( exp(rho.gcc**0.1*(k[1]+k[2]/T**1.5) + tita*rho.gcc**0.5*(k[4]+k[5]/T+k[6]/T**2))-1) # Critical enhancement deltarho = (rho-221)/221 deltaT = (T-282.34)/282.34 xt = rho**2*fase.kappa*5.039/221**2 B = abs(deltarho)/abs(deltaT)**1.19 # Eq 11 Gamma = xt*abs(deltaT)**1.19 # Eq 12 xi = 0.69/(B**2*5.039/Gamma/Boltzmann/282.34)**0.5 # Eq 14 # Eq 19 F = exp(-18.66*deltaT**2) * exp(-4.25*deltarho**4) # Eq 18 c = (self.M/rho.gcc/Avogadro/Boltzmann/T)**0.5 d = Boltzmann*T**2/6/pi/fase.mu.muPas/xi lc = c*d*fase.dpdT_rho**2*fase.kappa**0.5*F return unidades.ThermalConductivity(lo+l2+lc, "mWmK")
Example #6
Source File: compuestos.py From pychemqt with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
def Tension_Miqueu(T, Tc, Vc, M, w): r"""Calculates surface tension of a liquid using the Miqueu et al. correlation .. math:: \sigma = kT_c\left(\frac{N_A}{V_c}\right)^{2/3} (4.35+4.14\omega)t^{1.26}(1+0.19t^{0.5}-0.487t) Parameters ---------- T : float Temperature, [K] Tc : float Critical temperature, [K] Vc : float Critical volume, [m^3/kg] M : float Molecular weight, [g/mol] w : float Acentric factor, [-] Returns ------- sigma : float Liquid surface tension, [N/m] """ t = 1 - T/Tc # Eq 13 sigma = Boltzmann * Tc * (Avogadro/Vc/1000/M)**(2/3) * (4.35+4.14*w) * \ t**1.26 * (1+0.19*t**0.5-0.25*t) return unidades.Tension(sigma, "mNm")
Example #7
Source File: run.py From dpgen with GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
def make_vasp_incar_ele_temp(jdata, filename, ele_temp, nbands_esti = None): with open(filename) as fp: incar = fp.read() incar = incar_upper(Incar.from_string(incar)) incar['ISMEAR'] = -1 incar['SIGMA'] = ele_temp * pc.Boltzmann / pc.electron_volt incar.write_file('INCAR') if nbands_esti is not None: nbands = nbands_esti.predict('.') with open(filename) as fp: incar = Incar.from_string(fp.read()) incar['NBANDS'] = nbands incar.write_file('INCAR')
Example #8
Source File: ele_temp.py From dpgen with GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
def _get_res(self, res_dir): res = {} sys = dpdata.System(os.path.join(res_dir, 'POSCAR')) res['natoms'] = (sys['atom_numbs']) res['vol'] = np.linalg.det(sys['cells'][0]) res['nvalence'] = (self._get_potcar_nvalence(os.path.join(res_dir, 'POTCAR'))) res['ele_temp'] = self._get_incar_ele_temp(os.path.join(res_dir, 'INCAR')) * pc.electron_volt / pc.Boltzmann res['nbands'] = self._get_incar_nbands(os.path.join(res_dir, 'INCAR')) return res