proteus.outgas.dummy¶
A volatile partition that depends on the melt fraction, with fixed stoichiometry and no equilibrium chemistry.
For how this part works, see Outgassing, rock vapour and volatile trapping.
dummy
¶
Dummy outgas module for fast development and wiring tests.
Parameterized volatile partitioning without thermodynamic solver. Splits elemental budgets between atmosphere and melt using a simple melt-fraction-dependent partition coefficient. No chemical equilibrium, no solubility laws, no real gas EOS.
Physics (0th order): - Dissolved fraction scales with melt fraction: f_dissolved = Phi_global - Atmospheric fraction: f_atm = 1 - Phi_global - Species mapping: H -> H2O, C -> CO2, N -> N2, S -> SO2 (fixed stoichiometry) - Pressure: thin-atmosphere P = mg / (4pi*R^2) - MMW: mass-weighted mean from partial pressures
calc_surface_pressures_dummy(dirs, config, hf_row, *, initial)
¶
Compute volatile partitioning with parameterized model.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
dirs
|
dict
|
Directory paths. |
required |
config
|
Config
|
PROTEUS configuration. |
required |
hf_row
|
dict
|
Helpfile row (modified in place). |
required |
initial
|
bool
|
Whether this is an init-stage iteration. Only then is an empty O budget derived from the outgassed species; later an emptied budget stays empty. |
required |
Notes
The O in the atmosphere and melt is the stoichiometric O of the H2O, CO2 and
SO2 built from H, C and S, and O_kg_total does not bound it. A user O
budget below that O (O_mode kg, ppmw or FeO_mantle_wt_pct), a budget a
strip emptied, or an impact that delivers H, C or S without O leaves the
atmosphere holding O that no budget holds: it sets P_surf and cannot
escape, and an impact strips at most O_kg_total.
Source code in src/proteus/outgas/dummy.py
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