LineSink1D#
- class timflow.transient.linesink1d.LineSink1D(model, xls=0, tsandq=[(0, 1)], res=0, wh='H', vres=0.0, wv=1.0, layers=0, label=None)#
Bases:
LineSink1DBase,timflow.transient.equation.MscreenEquationLinesink1D with a specified discharge.
- Parameters:
model (Model object) – model to which the element is added
x (float) – x-coordinate of the linesink
tsandq (list of tuples) – tuples of starting time and specific discharge after starting time
res (float) – resistance of the linesink
layers (int, array or list) – layer (int) or layers (list or array) in which linesink is located
label (string or None (default: None)) – label of the linesink
Examples
Example of an infinitely long linesink that pumps with a specific discharge of 100 between times 10 and 50, with a specific discharge of 20 between times 50 and 200, and zero specific discharge after time 200.
>>> LineSink1D(ml, tsandq=[(10, 100), (50, 20), (200, 0)])
- initialize()#
Initialize the element.
Initialization of terms that cannot be initialized before other elements or the aquifer is defined.
As we don’t want to require a certain order of entering elements, these terms are initialized when Model.solve is called The initialization class needs to be overloaded by all derived classes
- setflowcoef()#
Separate function so that this can be overloaded for other types.
- potinf(x, y=0, aq=None)#
Can be called with only one x value.
- disvecinf(x, y=0, aq=None)#
Can be called with only one x,y value.
- plot(ax=None)#
Plot the element.
- potential(x, y, aq=None)#
Returns complex array of size (ngvbc, naq, npval).
- unitpotential(x, y, aq=None)#
Returns complex array of size (naq, npval).
Can be more efficient for given elements.
- unitpotentialone(x, y, jtime, aq=None)#
Returns complex array of size (naq, npval).
Can be more efficient for given elements.
- disvec(x, y, aq=None)#
Returns 2 complex arrays of size (ngvbc, naq, npval).
- unitdisvec(x, y, aq=None)#
Returns 2 complex arrays of size (naq, npval).
Can be more efficient for given elements.
- potinflayers(x, y, layers=0, aq=None)#
Layers can be scalar, list, or array.
returns array of size (len(layers),nparam,npval) only used in building equations
- potentiallayers(x, y, layers=0, aq=None)#
Returns complex array of size (ngvbc, len(layers),npval).
Only used in building equations.
- unitpotentiallayers(x, y, layers=0, aq=None)#
Returns complex array of size (len(layers), npval).
Only used in building equations.
- disvecinflayers(x, y, layers=0, aq=None)#
Layers can be scalar, list, or array.
returns 2 arrays of size (len(layers),nparam,npval) only used in building equations
- disveclayers(x, y, layers=0, aq=None)#
Returns 2 complex array of size (ngvbc, len(layers), npval).
Only used in building equations.
- unitdisveclayers(x, y, layers=0, aq=None)#
Returns complex array of size (len(layers), npval).
Only used in building equations.
- discharge(t, derivative=0)#
The discharge in each layer.
- Parameters:
t (scalar, list or array) – times at which discharge is computed. t must be ordered and tmin <= t <= tmax
derivative (when derivative=0, returns discharge (default)) – when derivative=1, returns derivative of the discharge when derivative=-1, returns integrated discharge
- Returns:
Discharge in each screen with zeros for layers that are not screened
- Return type:
array of discharges (nlayers,len(t))
- dischargeold(t, derivative=0)#
The discharge in each layer.
- Parameters:
t (scalar, list or array) – times at which discharge is computed. t must be ordered and tmin <= t <= tmax
- Returns:
Discharge in each screen with zeros for layers that are not screened
- Return type:
array of discharges (nlayers,len(t))
- run_after_solve()#
Function to run after a solution is completed.
For most elements nothing needs to be done, but for strings of elements some arrays may need to be filled.
- equation()#
Matrix rows for multi-screen conditions where total discharge is specified.
Mix-in class that returns matrix rows for multi-screen conditions where total discharge is specified. Works for nunknowns = 1 Returns matrix part nunknowns, neq, npval, complex.
Returns rhs part nunknowns, nvbc, npval, complex head_out - c * q_s = h_in Set h_i - h_(i + 1) = 0 and Sum Q_i = Q