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ice attributes: terminal velocity, area, volume
Adding terminal velocity of ice particles for sedimentation method:
- parameterizations of ice terminal velocity follows power-law relation, thus could be somewhat 'easily' incorporated into current version of terminal velocity backend using two sets of power series coefficients ( one for liquid droplets, one for ice particles)
- parameterization could be added to physics/terminal_velocity. No need to add new subfolder?
- refactor power_series of liquid droplet terminal into mass dependency instead of radius
- any more work to be done regarding relative fall momentum and relative fall velocity of ice particles?
- what to keep in mind now for future addition of ice-ice/droplet collisions?
- what if we add more complex forms of ice and/or shape prediction later?
area, volume:
- volume currently handled by mixed_phase_spheres in physics
- area currently handled in attributes/physics?
- refactor: should all attributes that concern the shape of the particle (area, volume, capacity for deposition, reynolds number and more...) be handled by particle_shape_and_density?
- creation of a new particle_shape_and_density type that adds the option to choose between different shapes (by choosing a parameterization type in formulae?)
- this does not only concern ice particles. Large liquid droplets (raindrops) are also no longer spherical!
refactor: should all attributes that concern the shape of the particle (area, volume, capacity for deposition, reynolds number and more...) be handled by particle_shape_and_density?
Yes!
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