[solidsystem][spatialparams] Improve interface functions and adapt and clean all spatialparams/problems

Katharina Heck authored 6 years ago and Timo Koch committed 6 years ago

The volumevariables derive now from the energyvolumevariables which set the solid propererties needed for nonisothermal models in the new solidstate
Each model now also includes a solidstate (inert or compositional) and each problem a solidsystem.
For nonreactive models the default is set to constant component where properties can be specified in the input file.
The fluidsystems now do not have solid properties anymore. Each solid component now has all thermal properties which might depend on temperature.

Melanie Lipp authored 6 years ago and Dennis Gläser committed 6 years ago

With contributions of Farid Mohammadi <farid.mohammadi@iws.uni-stuttgart.de>.

Thanks to Kilian for contributing the actual change of all the test's spatial params!

Beatrix Becker authored 8 years ago and Timo Koch committed 8 years ago

(cherry picked from commit 286ba6c7)

Everything in our .hh files is defined within the namespace `Dumux`.
There were numerous occurrences of `Dumux::` qualifiers that were
unnecessary. Remove those occurrences. Necessary qualifications
remain, such as `typedef Dumux::H2O<Scalar> H2O;`.

All tests for 3p and 3p3c now include the new material law classes.
Since some errors where fixed there, the old reference solutions were
replaced with newly generated ones in order to make all tests pass.

See FS#250 for details.

This implements FS#216.

The "heatCapacity" function of the spatial parameters and the volume
variables for the implicit nonisothermal models was a misnomer, since it
returned an effective quantity, namely, 
heatCapacity*density*(1 - porosity) in [J/(K m^3)].
Except for mpnc, which resulted in an additional inconsistency.

Corresponding to the decision documented in FS#216, this patch renames
the function to "solidHeatCapacity" and returns always the "true"
(non-effective) heat capacity in [J/(kg K)]. This requires an additional
function "solidDensity" which returns the mass density of the porous
matrix. Moreover, the functions "thermalConductivitySolid/Fluid" are
renamed to "solid/fluidThermalConductivity". The decision to prepend
with "solid/fluid" rather than to append is motivated by consistency
with components and fluid systems, where "gas" and "liquid" are always
prepended to the corresponding function names.

_Beware_: this change breaks compatibility. You have to adapt your
spatial parameters such that they offer functions "solidHeatCapacity",
"solidDensity" and "solidThermalConductivity".

Reviewed by Alex.



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- Included tests richardsniconduction and convection test for box and cc
- Fixed unit of thermalconductivitySolid() in all spatial parameters in the test folder from W/m^2 to W/(m K)

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update to the generic non-isothermal model

adjusted:
 - 1p model
 - 3p model
 - 1p test (including 1pni tests)
 - 1p2c test (including 1p2cni tests)
 - 2p2c test (including 2p2cni tests)
 - 3p test (including 3pni tests)
 - 3p3c test (including 3p3cpni tests)
 - new ctest for kuevette problem

updated:
 - SET_TYPE_PROP instead of SET_PROP
 - documentation of non-isothermal problems
 - solution for 2pinjectionproblem (now with simplex grid)
 - version number in one start message

deleted:
 - old non-isothermal test folders
 - whitespace at end of configure.ac lines

created and reviewed by kissinger and fetzer




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- Deprecated the 3p3cni model
- Added effective thermal conductivity calculation in fluidmatrixinteractions for 3p
- Added thermal conductivity functions to the 3p fluidsystem h2oairmesitylen.hh and h2oairxylene.hh
- Upddated the 3p3cni test for the generic non-isothermal model
- Changed the reference vtus for the two tests, since results are slightly different due to different thermal conductivities


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(reviewed by bernd)


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GlobalPosition, DimVector and DimMatrix^


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Dune::GeometryType geomType

reviewed by kathinka



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