solubility_in_lead Module

Module with the definition of the solubility property objects for lead.

class IronSolubility

Liquid lead Iron solubility property class.

correlation(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, verbose: bool = False) → float

Returns the value of the Iron solubility by applying the property correlation.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
verbose (bool, optional) – True to tell the decorator to print a warning message in case of range check failing, False otherwise. By default, False

Returns:

solubility in \([wt.\%]\)

Return type:

float

property correlation_name: str

Name of the correlation

Type:: str

property range: List[float]

Temperature validity range of the Iron solubility correlation function

Type:: List[float]

property description: str

Iron solubility description

Type:: str

property T_at_max: float

Temperature value corresponding to the maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property T_at_min: float

Temperature value corresponding to the minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

compute_bounds() → None

Computes the bounds of the property within the validity range, i.e., the minimum and the maximum values of the correlation function inside the validity range, together with the corresponding temperature values. If this method is not invoked, the default values are -nan for the minimum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature, and nan for the maximum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature. The bounding values are computed using the scipy.optimize.minimize_scalar() function by adopting the “Bounded” method (for more details, please refer to the scipy documentation).

Return type:: None

info(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, print_info: bool = True, n_tab: int = 0) → None | str

Prints the information about the property and about the correlation adopted to compute its value.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
print_info (bool, optional) – True to print to the console, False for getting the string. By default, True
n_tab (int, optional) – Number of indentation tabs used to format the output, by default 0

Returns:

Returns None if print_info=True, otherwise returns the content of the information.

Return type:

None | str

initialization_helper(property_value: float) → float | None

Returns the temperature guess value according to the value of the property passed as argument. It is used by the root finder algorithm in case the return type is not None.

Parameters:: property_value (float) – value of the property
Return type:: None

property is_injective: bool

True if the correlation is injective, False otherwise

Type:: bool

property long_name: str

Iron solubility long name

Type:: str

property max: float

Maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property min: float

Minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property name: str

Name of the property

Type:: str

property units: str

Iron solubility unit

Type:: str

class NickelSolubility

Liquid lead Nickel solubility property class.

correlation(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, verbose: bool = False) → float

Returns the value of the Nickel solubility by applying the property correlation.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
verbose (bool, optional) – True to tell the decorator to print a warning message in case of range check failing, False otherwise. By default, False

Returns:

solubility in \([wt.\%]\)

Return type:

float

property correlation_name: str

Name of the correlation

Type:: str

property range: List[float]

Temperature validity range of the Nickel solubility correlation function

Type:: List[float]

property description: str

Nickel solubility description

Type:: str

property T_at_max: float

Temperature value corresponding to the maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property T_at_min: float

Temperature value corresponding to the minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

compute_bounds() → None

Computes the bounds of the property within the validity range, i.e., the minimum and the maximum values of the correlation function inside the validity range, together with the corresponding temperature values. If this method is not invoked, the default values are -nan for the minimum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature, and nan for the maximum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature. The bounding values are computed using the scipy.optimize.minimize_scalar() function by adopting the “Bounded” method (for more details, please refer to the scipy documentation).

Return type:: None

info(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, print_info: bool = True, n_tab: int = 0) → None | str

Prints the information about the property and about the correlation adopted to compute its value.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
print_info (bool, optional) – True to print to the console, False for getting the string. By default, True
n_tab (int, optional) – Number of indentation tabs used to format the output, by default 0

Returns:

Returns None if print_info=True, otherwise returns the content of the information.

Return type:

None | str

initialization_helper(property_value: float) → float | None

Returns the temperature guess value according to the value of the property passed as argument. It is used by the root finder algorithm in case the return type is not None.

Parameters:: property_value (float) – value of the property
Return type:: None

property is_injective: bool

True if the correlation is injective, False otherwise

Type:: bool

property long_name: str

Nickel solubility long name

Type:: str

property max: float

Maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property min: float

Minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property name: str

Name of the property

Type:: str

property units: str

Nickel solubility unit

Type:: str

class LeadChromiumSolubilityInterface

Liquid lead Chromium solubility property abstract class.

property description: str

Chromium solubility description

Type:: str

property T_at_max: float

Temperature value corresponding to the maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property T_at_min: float

Temperature value corresponding to the minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

compute_bounds() → None

Computes the bounds of the property within the validity range, i.e., the minimum and the maximum values of the correlation function inside the validity range, together with the corresponding temperature values. If this method is not invoked, the default values are -nan for the minimum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature, and nan for the maximum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature. The bounding values are computed using the scipy.optimize.minimize_scalar() function by adopting the “Bounded” method (for more details, please refer to the scipy documentation).

Return type:: None

abstract correlation(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, verbose: bool = False) → float

Returns the value of the property by applying the corresponding correlation.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
verbose (bool, optional) – True to tell the decorator to print a warning message in case of range check failing, False otherwise. By default, False

Return type:

exception

property correlation_name: str

Name of the correlation

Type:: str

info(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, print_info: bool = True, n_tab: int = 0) → None | str

Prints the information about the property and about the correlation adopted to compute its value.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
print_info (bool, optional) – True to print to the console, False for getting the string. By default, True
n_tab (int, optional) – Number of indentation tabs used to format the output, by default 0

Returns:

Returns None if print_info=True, otherwise returns the content of the information.

Return type:

None | str

initialization_helper(property_value: float) → float | None

Returns the temperature guess value according to the value of the property passed as argument. It is used by the root finder algorithm in case the return type is not None.

Parameters:: property_value (float) – value of the property
Return type:: None

property is_injective: bool

True if the correlation is injective, False otherwise

Type:: bool

property long_name: str

Chromium solubility long name

Type:: str

property max: float

Maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property min: float

Minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property name: str

Name of the property

Type:: str

abstract property range: List[float]

Validity range of the property correlation function identified by the minimum and the maximum values of the temperature

Type:: List[float]

property units: str

Chromium solubility unit

Type:: str

class ChromiumSolubilityAlden1958

Liquid lead Chromium solubility property class implementing the correlation by alden1958.

correlation(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, verbose: bool = False) → float

Returns the value of the Chromium solubility by applying the property correlation.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
verbose (bool, optional) – True to tell the decorator to print a warning message in case of range check failing, False otherwise. By default, False

Returns:

solubility in \([wt.\%]\)

Return type:

float

property correlation_name: str

Name of the correlation

Type:: str

property range: List[float]

Temperature validity range of the Chromium solubility correlation function

Type:: List[float]

property T_at_max: float

Temperature value corresponding to the maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property T_at_min: float

Temperature value corresponding to the minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

compute_bounds() → None

Computes the bounds of the property within the validity range, i.e., the minimum and the maximum values of the correlation function inside the validity range, together with the corresponding temperature values. If this method is not invoked, the default values are -nan for the minimum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature, and nan for the maximum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature. The bounding values are computed using the scipy.optimize.minimize_scalar() function by adopting the “Bounded” method (for more details, please refer to the scipy documentation).

Return type:: None

property description: str

Chromium solubility description

Type:: str

info(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, print_info: bool = True, n_tab: int = 0) → None | str

Prints the information about the property and about the correlation adopted to compute its value.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
print_info (bool, optional) – True to print to the console, False for getting the string. By default, True
n_tab (int, optional) – Number of indentation tabs used to format the output, by default 0

Returns:

Returns None if print_info=True, otherwise returns the content of the information.

Return type:

None | str

initialization_helper(property_value: float) → float | None

Returns the temperature guess value according to the value of the property passed as argument. It is used by the root finder algorithm in case the return type is not None.

Parameters:: property_value (float) – value of the property
Return type:: None

property is_injective: bool

True if the correlation is injective, False otherwise

Type:: bool

property long_name: str

Chromium solubility long name

Type:: str

property max: float

Maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property min: float

Minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property name: str

Name of the property

Type:: str

property units: str

Chromium solubility unit

Type:: str

class ChromiumSolubilityVenkatraman1988

Liquid lead Chromium solubility property class implementing the correlation by venkatraman1988.

correlation(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, verbose: bool = False) → float

Returns the value of the Chromium solubility by applying the property correlation.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
verbose (bool, optional) – True to tell the decorator to print a warning message in case of range check failing, False otherwise. By default, False

Returns:

solubility in \([wt.\%]\)

Return type:

float

property correlation_name: str

Name of the correlation

Type:: str

property range: List[float]

Temperature validity range of the Chromium solubility correlation function

Type:: List[float]

property T_at_max: float

Temperature value corresponding to the maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property T_at_min: float

Temperature value corresponding to the minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

compute_bounds() → None

Computes the bounds of the property within the validity range, i.e., the minimum and the maximum values of the correlation function inside the validity range, together with the corresponding temperature values. If this method is not invoked, the default values are -nan for the minimum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature, and nan for the maximum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature. The bounding values are computed using the scipy.optimize.minimize_scalar() function by adopting the “Bounded” method (for more details, please refer to the scipy documentation).

Return type:: None

property description: str

Chromium solubility description

Type:: str

info(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, print_info: bool = True, n_tab: int = 0) → None | str

Prints the information about the property and about the correlation adopted to compute its value.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
print_info (bool, optional) – True to print to the console, False for getting the string. By default, True
n_tab (int, optional) – Number of indentation tabs used to format the output, by default 0

Returns:

Returns None if print_info=True, otherwise returns the content of the information.

Return type:

None | str

initialization_helper(property_value: float) → float | None

Returns the temperature guess value according to the value of the property passed as argument. It is used by the root finder algorithm in case the return type is not None.

Parameters:: property_value (float) – value of the property
Return type:: None

property is_injective: bool

True if the correlation is injective, False otherwise

Type:: bool

property long_name: str

Chromium solubility long name

Type:: str

property max: float

Maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property min: float

Minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property name: str

Name of the property

Type:: str

property units: str

Chromium solubility unit

Type:: str

class ChromiumSolubilityGosse2014

Liquid lead Chromium solubility property class implementing the correlation by gosse2014.

correlation(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, verbose: bool = False) → float

Returns the value of the Chromium solubility by applying the property correlation.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
verbose (bool, optional) – True to tell the decorator to print a warning message in case of range check failing, False otherwise. By default, False

Returns:

solubility in \([wt.\%]\)

Return type:

float

property correlation_name: str

Name of the correlation

Type:: str

property range: List[float]

Temperature validity range of the Chromium solubility correlation function

Type:: List[float]

property T_at_max: float

Temperature value corresponding to the maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property T_at_min: float

Temperature value corresponding to the minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

compute_bounds() → None

Computes the bounds of the property within the validity range, i.e., the minimum and the maximum values of the correlation function inside the validity range, together with the corresponding temperature values. If this method is not invoked, the default values are -nan for the minimum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature, and nan for the maximum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature. The bounding values are computed using the scipy.optimize.minimize_scalar() function by adopting the “Bounded” method (for more details, please refer to the scipy documentation).

Return type:: None

property description: str

Chromium solubility description

Type:: str

info(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, print_info: bool = True, n_tab: int = 0) → None | str

Prints the information about the property and about the correlation adopted to compute its value.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
print_info (bool, optional) – True to print to the console, False for getting the string. By default, True
n_tab (int, optional) – Number of indentation tabs used to format the output, by default 0

Returns:

Returns None if print_info=True, otherwise returns the content of the information.

Return type:

None | str

initialization_helper(property_value: float) → float | None

Returns the temperature guess value according to the value of the property passed as argument. It is used by the root finder algorithm in case the return type is not None.

Parameters:: property_value (float) – value of the property
Return type:: None

property is_injective: bool

True if the correlation is injective, False otherwise

Type:: bool

property long_name: str

Chromium solubility long name

Type:: str

property max: float

Maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property min: float

Minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property name: str

Name of the property

Type:: str

property units: str

Chromium solubility unit

Type:: str

class SiliconSolubility

Liquid lead Silicon solubility property class.

correlation(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, verbose: bool = False) → float

Returns the value of the Silicon solubility by applying the property correlation.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
verbose (bool, optional) – True to tell the decorator to print a warning message in case of range check failing, False otherwise. By default, False

Returns:

solubility in \([wt.\%]\)

Return type:

float

property name: str

Name of the property

Type:: str

property units: str

Silicon solubility unit

Type:: str

property range: List[float]

Temperature validity range of the Silicon solubility correlation function

Type:: List[float]

property long_name: str

Silicon solubility long name

Type:: str

property description: str

Silicon solubility description

Type:: str

property T_at_max: float

Temperature value corresponding to the maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property T_at_min: float

Temperature value corresponding to the minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

compute_bounds() → None

Computes the bounds of the property within the validity range, i.e., the minimum and the maximum values of the correlation function inside the validity range, together with the corresponding temperature values. If this method is not invoked, the default values are -nan for the minimum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature, and nan for the maximum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature. The bounding values are computed using the scipy.optimize.minimize_scalar() function by adopting the “Bounded” method (for more details, please refer to the scipy documentation).

Return type:: None

property correlation_name: str

Name of the correlation

Type:: str

info(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, print_info: bool = True, n_tab: int = 0) → None | str

Prints the information about the property and about the correlation adopted to compute its value.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
print_info (bool, optional) – True to print to the console, False for getting the string. By default, True
n_tab (int, optional) – Number of indentation tabs used to format the output, by default 0

Returns:

Returns None if print_info=True, otherwise returns the content of the information.

Return type:

None | str

initialization_helper(property_value: float) → float | None

Returns the temperature guess value according to the value of the property passed as argument. It is used by the root finder algorithm in case the return type is not None.

Parameters:: property_value (float) – value of the property
Return type:: None

property is_injective: bool

True if the correlation is injective, False otherwise

Type:: bool

property max: float

Maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property min: float

Minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

class OxygenSolubility

Liquid lead Oxygen solubility property class.

correlation(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, verbose: bool = False) → float

Returns the value of the Oxygen solubility by applying the property correlation.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
verbose (bool, optional) – True to tell the decorator to print a warning message in case of range check failing, False otherwise. By default, False

Returns:

solubility in \([wt.\%]\)

Return type:

float

property range: List[float]

Temperature validity range of the Oxygen solubility correlation function

Type:: List[float]

property description: str

Oxygen solubility description

Type:: str

property T_at_max: float

Temperature value corresponding to the maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property T_at_min: float

Temperature value corresponding to the minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

compute_bounds() → None

Computes the bounds of the property within the validity range, i.e., the minimum and the maximum values of the correlation function inside the validity range, together with the corresponding temperature values. If this method is not invoked, the default values are -nan for the minimum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature, and nan for the maximum value of the property and for its corresponding temperature. The bounding values are computed using the scipy.optimize.minimize_scalar() function by adopting the “Bounded” method (for more details, please refer to the scipy documentation).

Return type:: None

property correlation_name: str

Name of the correlation

Type:: str

info(T: float, p: float = scipy.constants.atm, print_info: bool = True, n_tab: int = 0) → None | str

Prints the information about the property and about the correlation adopted to compute its value.

Parameters:

T (float) – Temperature in \([K]\)
p (float, optional) – Pressure in \([Pa]\), by default the atmospheric pressure value, i.e., \(101325.0 Pa\)
print_info (bool, optional) – True to print to the console, False for getting the string. By default, True
n_tab (int, optional) – Number of indentation tabs used to format the output, by default 0

Returns:

Returns None if print_info=True, otherwise returns the content of the information.

Return type:

None | str

initialization_helper(property_value: float) → float | None

Returns the temperature guess value according to the value of the property passed as argument. It is used by the root finder algorithm in case the return type is not None.

Parameters:: property_value (float) – value of the property
Return type:: None

property is_injective: bool

True if the correlation is injective, False otherwise

Type:: bool

property long_name: str

Oxygen solubility long name

Type:: str

property max: float

Maximum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property min: float

Minimum value of the property correlation function within the validity range

Type:: float

property name: str

Name of the property

Type:: str

property units: str

Oxygen solubility unit

Type:: str