def simulationCicle(self, **inputs):
#==============================================================================
# Thermal model implementation (Every model should run on a loop)
#==============================================================================
max_TC = max(self.mastic.thermal_conductivity,
self.airvoid.thermal_conductivity,
self.aggregate.thermal_conductivity)
self.chemical = ChemicalModel(self.matrix_materials)
self.chemical.applySimulationConditions(74.47)
self.matrix_materials = self.chemical.simulate()
self.mechanics = FEMMechanics(self.matrix_materials)
self.mechanics.applySimulationConditions(inputs['force_input'])
self.matrix_materials = self.mechanics.simulate()
data1 = self.matrix_materials.copy()
self.thermal = ThermalModel(self.matrix_materials, max_TC)
self.thermal.applySimulationConditions()
self.matrix_materials = self.thermal.simulate(inputs['thermal_steps'])
self._calcNewModules(self.matrix_materials)
# Change the EA in order to run the second chemical model
self.chemical = ChemicalModel(self.matrix_materials)
#A little change in the energy activation(EA) is emplemented
# from a increase of 3.13 of the rca in three moths
# it's obtained the following change in EA
# 3.9700659563673262303399289700659563673262303399289700659*10e-7 each second
# in 4 hours, that is, 144000 seconds, rca would increase 313/5475
self.chemical.applySimulationConditions(313/5475.)
self.matrix_materials = self.chemical.simulate()
self.mechanics = FEMMechanics(self.matrix_materials)
self.mechanics.applySimulationConditions(inputs['force_input'])
self.matrix_materials = self.mechanics.simulate()
data2 = self.matrix_materials.copy()
return data1, data2
class SimulationEngine(object):
"""
This class configures the sample as a materials array in order to run the
simulations defined in the thermal, mechanical and chemical models.
"""
def __init__(self, collection, slice_id, **physical_cons):
self.collection = collection
# materials creation
self.mastic = Material('mastic',
physical_cons['mastic_YM'], # young modulus
physical_cons['mastic_TC'], # thermal conducticity
physical_cons['mastic_CH']) # chemical
self.aggregate = Material('aggregate',
physical_cons['aggregate_YM'],
physical_cons['aggregate_TC'],
physical_cons['aggregate_CH'])
self.airvoid = Material('airvoid',
physical_cons['air_YM'],
physical_cons['air_TC'],
physical_cons['air_CH'])
vertical_slice = self._loadVerticalSlice(slice_id)
# Structure data where the simulation takes place
self.matrix_materials = self._getMatrixMaterials(vertical_slice)
self.printToTxt()
def printToTxt(self):
r"""This function saves in a txt and jpg file the values of the Young's
modulus for each material on the vertical slice selected by the user
when the simulation is configured."""
print "Exporting matrix materials..."
# matrix_modulus = np.empty([self.matrix_materials.shape[0], self.matrix_materials.shape[1]], dtype=int)
matrix_modulus = np.empty(self.matrix_materials.shape, dtype=int)
# Creates the folder for the output
if not os.path.exists("plain_images"):
os.makedirs("plain_images")
# Iterate over the slice to obtain the modulus from each node
for i in xrange(self.matrix_materials.shape[0]):
for j in xrange(self.matrix_materials.shape[1]):
matrix_modulus[i, j] = self.matrix_materials[i, j].young_modulus
# Saves the files to the plain_images folder
np.savetxt('plain_images/materials.txt', matrix_modulus, delimiter=',', fmt='%i')
imsave('plain_images/materials.jpg', matrix_modulus)
def _loadVerticalSlice(self, slice_id):
"""Cut the slice of the collection in the position id"""
vertical_slice = self.collection[:, :, slice_id]
vertical_slice = vertical_slice.copy() # avoid side effects
return vertical_slice.transpose()
def _getMatrixMaterials(self, vertical_slice):
"""Create the matrix material from a vertical slice"""
material_matrix = np.empty(vertical_slice.shape, dtype=object)
for (x,y), _ in np.ndenumerate(vertical_slice):
if vertical_slice[x, y] == 2:
material_matrix[x,y] = copy.deepcopy(self.aggregate)
elif vertical_slice[x,y] == 1:
material_matrix[x,y] = copy.deepcopy(self.mastic)
elif vertical_slice[x,y] == 0 or vertical_slice[x,y] == -1:
material_matrix[x,y] = copy.deepcopy(self.airvoid)
print "Materials matrix created, size:", material_matrix.shape
return material_matrix
def _calcNewModules(self, MM):
print "Recalculating Young's modules..."
for i in xrange(MM.shape[0]):
for j in xrange(MM.shape[1]):
if MM[i,j].phase == 'mastic':
if MM[i,j].temperature <= 20:
MM[i,j].young_modulus = 16030
elif MM[i,j].temperature <= 35:
MM[i,j].young_modulus = 5148
else:
MM[i,j].young_modulus = 1527
def simulationCicle(self, **inputs):
#==============================================================================
# Thermal model implementation (Every model should run on a loop)
#==============================================================================
max_TC = max(self.mastic.thermal_conductivity,
self.airvoid.thermal_conductivity,
self.aggregate.thermal_conductivity)
self.chemical = ChemicalModel(self.matrix_materials)
self.chemical.applySimulationConditions(74.47)
self.matrix_materials = self.chemical.simulate()
self.mechanics = FEMMechanics(self.matrix_materials)
self.mechanics.applySimulationConditions(inputs['force_input'])
self.matrix_materials = self.mechanics.simulate()
data1 = self.matrix_materials.copy()
self.thermal = ThermalModel(self.matrix_materials, max_TC)
self.thermal.applySimulationConditions()
self.matrix_materials = self.thermal.simulate(inputs['thermal_steps'])
self._calcNewModules(self.matrix_materials)
# Change the EA in order to run the second chemical model
self.chemical = ChemicalModel(self.matrix_materials)
#A little change in the energy activation(EA) is emplemented
# from a increase of 3.13 of the rca in three moths
# it's obtained the following change in EA
# 3.9700659563673262303399289700659563673262303399289700659*10e-7 each second
# in 4 hours, that is, 144000 seconds, rca would increase 313/5475
self.chemical.applySimulationConditions(313/5475.)
self.matrix_materials = self.chemical.simulate()
self.mechanics = FEMMechanics(self.matrix_materials)
self.mechanics.applySimulationConditions(inputs['force_input'])
self.matrix_materials = self.mechanics.simulate()
data2 = self.matrix_materials.copy()
return data1, data2
