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I'm going to expand upon my vision for this object.
Usage
This object should be instantiated/created with the parser to which it is connected, the name of the material, a dictionary of nuclide-density pairs, and dictionary of keywords, e.g.
nucDens = {'nuc0.09c': 0.3, 'nuc1.09c': 0.7, ...}
The dictionary of keywords corresponds to any option that can be used in defining a material [Section 4.1.2 of the manual] like temperature, density, volume, burn, etc.
It will be the responsibility of the parser or the end user to produce these dictionaries, e.g. the burned material reader will obtain this data from the bumat
files.
These should also be easy to update, either with public methods for updating nuclide mass/atomic fractions, or by updating the keyword arguments.
Example
mat = Material(<parser>, 'demoMaterial', {nuc: dens pairs},
{'dens': dens, 'tmp': temp, 'vol': volume, ...})
mat.metadata['temp']
# returns temperature
mat.metadata['vol'] = newVol
# update the volume
Discussion
I am not convinced if we should automatically store the nuclide library indicators, .09c
, or if those should be inferred from the material temperature.
If the temperature is given, either at creation or updated as above, then the library suffixes when printed must match.
That way, when we do move towards writing objects with the templating engines, we will not run into issues where the materials temperature definition does not align with the library indicators
We may want to subclass this object by having a standalone class and one that is linked to the reader.
Currently, the DepletedMaterial
is linked to the DepletionReader
, and I believe the Homogenized Universe Object
that @sallustius is working on will be linked to the results and branching readers.
All of the main functionality could be written into a base class, and a linked material object, specific to the readers, could have a simple subclass, as
class StandaloneMaterial(object):
def __init__(self, <arguments>):
# create
# add the functionality to this object
class LinkedMaterial(StandaloneMaterial, _SupportingObject):
def __init__(self, reader, <arguments>):
StandaloneMaterial.__init__(self, <arguments>)
_SupportingObject.__init__(self, reader)
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