Condensable Atmosphere

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Condensable Atmosphere

The coe�fficients for the saturation temperature relation for the condensing gas are now input parameters. KRC uses the Clausius-Clapeyron relation:


ln P = a - b/T


where P is pressure in Pascal and T is temperature in Kelvin.

This should be useful for Mars, Titan, Pluto etc.


SatPrA correspond to the Clausius-Clapeyron coe�fficient 'a'.


SatPrB corresponds to the Clausius-Clapeyron coe�ffcient 'b'.

Values for CO2 are a = 27.9546 and b = 3182.48 .

The proper molecular weight should be input AMW. The Mass-fraction of mean atmosphere that is non-condensing should also be speci�fied with FANON.

Mars

SatPrB = 3182.48
SatPrA = 27.9546
AMW    = 43.54             #SP's own calculation
FANON  = 0.040            #Paul R. Mahaffy, Science 2013 (SAM)
KPREF  = 1


Pluto

 SatPrB = 9.2338
 SatPrA = -724.9720
 AMW   = 27.
 FANON = 0.1
 KPREF = 0


Titan

SatPrB = 9.2338
SatPrA = -724.9720
AMW   = 28.8
FANON = 0.016
KPREF = 0


KRC function: KRC_Cond_Gas()

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