Spline Interpolation¶
Group /input/model/unit_XXX/particle_type_ZZZ/adsorption – ADSORPTION_MODEL = SPLINE_INTERPOLATION
For information on model equations, refer to Spline Interpolation.
IS_KINETICSelects kinetic or quasi-stationary adsorption mode: 1 = kinetic, 0 = quasi-stationary. If a single value is given, the mode is set for all bound states. Otherwise, the adsorption mode is set for each bound state separately.
Type: int |
Range: {0,1} |
Length: 1/NTOTALBND |
INTERPOLATION_MODESelects the interpolation mode:
INDEPENDENT: each component’s equilibrium loading is an independent 1D cubic spline of its own pore-phase concentration.COMPETITIVE: all equilibrium loadings depend on the full pore-phase concentration vector via multilinear interpolation on a regular Cartesian-product grid (see Spline Interpolation).
Type: string |
Value: INDEPENDENT, COMPETITIVE |
CP_VALS_COMP_XXXPore-phase concentration support points for component
XXX.INDEPENDENT mode: the 1D spline knots in strictly ascending order.
COMPETITIVE mode: sample values whose distinct entries define the axis for component
XXXof the Cartesian-product grid. All components must supply the same number of samples, together covering the full grid (i.e. every combination of distinct per-component values must appear exactly once).
Unit: \(mol~m_{MP}^{-3}\)
Type: double |
Range: \(\geq 0\) |
Length: N |
CS_VALS_COMP_XXX_BND_YYYSolid-phase equilibrium loadings corresponding to
CP_VALS_COMP_XXXfor bound stateYYYof componentXXX.
Unit: \(mol~m_{SP}^{-3}\)
Type: double |
Range: \(\geq 0\) |
Length: N |
SPLINE_KKINLinear-driving-force coefficients in component-major ordering.
Unit: \(s^{-1}\)
Type: double |
Range: \(\geq 0\) |
Length: NTOTALBND |