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Add Thermal Expansion/Contraction Methodology to Docs #1204
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1. Add derivation for how thermal expansion is handled in ARMI. 2. Update Material.linearExpansionFactor docstring
@john-science @alexhjames @drewj-usnctech @sombrereau @onufer @jakehader just a heads up. |
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Absolute poetry, I can't wait to read the next chapter!
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Sorry for the delay! This looks great and is easy to follow.
I don't think I noticed any errors that Chris didn't already point out. Also, I agree you don't need the extra line of math getting from pct to frac.
We need a lot more of this, so thanks for leading by example!
I'm good with the changes. |
Description
This is the first of a series of PRs that will add documentation for radial and axial expansion methodologies in ARMI.
This PR adds the methodology used in ARMI to perform linear expansion by creating a new page/section within
doc/user
and cleans up the docstring forMaterial.linearExpansionFactor
.Cross linking #935 as it is related.
Reviewers, please pull the feature branch and compile the ARMI docs to confirm that they build correctly. There are no new dependencies, but it will be good to confirm.
Checklist
Tests have been added/updated to verify that the new/changed code works.doc/release/0.X.rst
) are up-to-date with any bug fixes or new features.doc
folder.setup.py
.