Thermal model #81
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This was referenced Dec 23, 2022
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paseos/thermal/thermal_model.py
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| # Ratio at which activities generate heat | ||
| _power_consumption_to_heat_ratio = None | ||
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| _bolzmann_constant = 5.670374419e-8 # in W m^-2 K^-4 |
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Description
Implemented a first thermal model based on some simple ODEs.
Albedo model is very rudimentary currently as I wanted to avoid computing space / Earth / Sun angles to save compute.
An example activity from the test, plots to this, orange line high means Sat is in eclipse. The jumps are due to high timesteps in evaluating the model (to keep the rest running quickly).
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