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immisciblemodel.hh File Reference

A fully-implicit multi-phase flow model which assumes immiscibility of the phases. More...

`#include <opm/material/densead/Math.hpp>`
`#include "immiscibleproperties.hh"`
`#include "immiscibleindices.hh"`
`#include "immiscibleextensivequantities.hh"`
`#include "immiscibleprimaryvariables.hh"`
`#include "immiscibleintensivequantities.hh"`
`#include "immiscibleratevector.hh"`
`#include "immiscibleboundaryratevector.hh"`
`#include "immisciblelocalresidual.hh"`
`#include <opm/models/common/multiphasebasemodel.hh>`
`#include <opm/models/common/energymodule.hh>`
`#include <opm/models/io/vtkenergymodule.hpp>`
`#include <opm/material/components/NullComponent.hpp>`
`#include <opm/material/fluidsystems/GasPhase.hpp>`
`#include <opm/material/fluidsystems/LiquidPhase.hpp>`
`#include <opm/material/fluidsystems/SinglePhaseFluidSystem.hpp>`
`#include <opm/material/fluidsystems/TwoPhaseImmiscibleFluidSystem.hpp>`
`#include <sstream>`
`#include <string>`

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## Classes

struct | Opm::Properties::TTag::ImmiscibleModel
| The generic type tag for problems using the immiscible multi-phase model. More...
struct | Opm::Properties::TTag::ImmiscibleSinglePhaseModel
| The type tag for single-phase immiscible problems. More...
struct | Opm::Properties::TTag::ImmiscibleTwoPhaseModel
| The type tag for two-phase immiscible problems. More...
struct | Opm::Properties::LocalResidual< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleModel >
| Use the immiscible multi-phase local jacobian operator for the immiscible multi-phase model. More...
struct | Opm::Properties::Model< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleModel >
| the Model property More...
struct | Opm::Properties::RateVector< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleModel >
| the RateVector property More...
struct | Opm::Properties::BoundaryRateVector< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleModel >
| the BoundaryRateVector property More...
struct | Opm::Properties::PrimaryVariables< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleModel >
| the PrimaryVariables property More...
struct | Opm::Properties::IntensiveQuantities< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleModel >
| the IntensiveQuantities property More...
struct | Opm::Properties::ExtensiveQuantities< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleModel >
| the ExtensiveQuantities property More...
struct | Opm::Properties::Indices< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleModel >
| The indices required by the isothermal immiscible multi-phase model. More...
struct | Opm::Properties::EnableEnergy< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleModel >
| Disable the energy equation by default. More...
struct | Opm::Properties::FluidSystem< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleSinglePhaseModel >
| The fluid system to use by default. More...
struct | Opm::Properties::Fluid< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleSinglePhaseModel >
struct | Opm::Properties::WettingPhase< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleTwoPhaseModel >
struct | Opm::Properties::NonwettingPhase< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleTwoPhaseModel >
struct | Opm::Properties::FluidSystem< TypeTag, TTag::ImmiscibleTwoPhaseModel >
class | Opm::ImmiscibleModel< TypeTag >
| A fully-implicit multi-phase flow model which assumes immiscibility of the phases. More...

## Namespaces

namespace | Opm
| This file contains a set of helper functions used by VFPProd / VFPInj.
namespace | Opm::Properties::TTag
| The generic type tag for problems using the immiscible multi-phase model.

## Detailed Description

A fully-implicit multi-phase flow model which assumes immiscibility of the phases.

This model implements multi-phase flow of immiscible fluids . By default, the standard multi-phase Darcy approach is used to determine the velocity, i.e.

although the actual approach which is used can be specified via the `FluxModule` property. For example, the velocity model can by changed to the Forchheimer approach by

template<class TypeTag>
struct FluxModule<TypeTag, TTag::MyProblemTypeTag> { using type = Opm::ForchheimerFluxModule<TypeTag>; };
Opm::ForchheimerFluxModule
Specifies a flux module which uses the Forchheimer relation.
Definition forchheimerfluxmodule.hh:66

The core of the model is the conservation mass of each component by means of the equation

The model uses the following primary variables:

- The pressure in Pascal of the phase with the lowest index
- The saturations of the phases that exhibit the lowest indices
- The absolute temperature in Kelvin if energy is conserved via the energy equation