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"""
Tests for methods from Perry's

All methods and parameters from:

Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook, 7th Edition
Perry, Green, Maloney, 1997, McGraw-Hill

All parameter indices based on conventions used by the source

Authors: Andrew Lee
"""

import pytest
import types

import pyomo.environ as pyo
from pyomo.environ import ConcreteModel, Block, value, Var, units as pyunits
from pyomo.common.config import ConfigBlock
from pyomo.util.check_units import assert_units_equivalent

from idaes.models.properties.modular_properties.pure.ChungPure import ChungViscosityPure
from idaes.models.properties.modular_properties.pure.ChapmanEnskog import (
    collision_integral_neufeld_callback,
)
from idaes.core.util.misc import add_object_reference
from idaes.core.base.property_meta import PropertyClassMetadata


@pytest.mark.unit
def test_visc_vap_comp_sulfur_dioxide():
    m = ConcreteModel()

    # Create a dummy parameter block
    m.params = Block()

    m.params.config = ConfigBlock(implicit=True)
    # Properties of Sulfur Dioxide from Properties of Gases and Liquids Example 9-1
    m.params.config.parameter_data = {
        "dipole_moment": 1.6 * pyunits.debye,
        "association_factor_chung": 0,
    }

    m.meta_object = PropertyClassMetadata()
    m.meta_object._default_units.set_units(
        temperature=pyunits.K,
        mass=pyunits.kg,
        length=pyunits.m,
        time=pyunits.s,
        amount=pyunits.mol,
        current=pyunits.ampere,
    )

    def get_metadata(self):
        return m.meta_object

    m.get_metadata = types.MethodType(get_metadata, m)
    m.params.get_metadata = types.MethodType(get_metadata, m.params)

    # Create variables that should exist on param block
    m.params.mw = Var(initialize=0.064065, units=pyunits.kg / pyunits.mol)
    m.params.temperature_crit = Var(initialize=430.8, units=pyunits.K)
    m.params.dens_mol_crit = Var(
        initialize=pyo.value(
            pyunits.convert(
                1 / 122 * pyunits.mol / pyunits.cm**3, pyunits.mol / pyunits.m**3
            )
        ),
        units=pyunits.mol / pyunits.m**3,
    )
    m.params.omega = Var(initialize=0.257, units=pyunits.dimensionless)

    # Create a dummy state block
    m.props = Block([1])
    add_object_reference(m.props[1], "params", m.params)

    # Poling et al. like to leave out the .15 from Kelvin conversion
    # and then give more sig figs than they ought
    m.props[1].temperature = Var(initialize=273 + 300, units=pyunits.K)

    ChungViscosityPure.visc_d_phase_comp.build_parameters(m.params, "Vap")

    assert isinstance(m.params.dipole_moment, Var)
    # The SI unit for dipole moment, coulomb meters, is hilariously oversized for molecular dipoles
    assert value(m.params.dipole_moment) == pytest.approx(
        5.337025523170434e-30, rel=1e-12
    )
    assert isinstance(m.params.association_factor_chung, Var)
    assert value(m.params.association_factor_chung) == 0
    assert (
        m.params.viscosity_collision_integral_callback
        is collision_integral_neufeld_callback
    )

    expr = ChungViscosityPure.visc_d_phase_comp.return_expression(
        m.props[1], m.params, "Vap", m.props[1].temperature
    )
    assert value(expr) == pytest.approx(2.455e-05, rel=5e-4)

    expr_micropoise = pyunits.convert(expr, pyunits.micropoise)
    # Pulled from Table 9.2, Properties of Gases and Liquids 5th Ed.
    T_list = [10, 100, 300, 700]  # Gas temperature in C
    visc_list = [120, 163, 246, 376]  # Experimental viscosities in millipoise
    err_list = [2.8, 0.3, -0.2, 1.5]  # Percent error with Chung et al.'s method
    for i in range(4):
        # Poling et al. like to leave out the .15 from Kelvin conversion
        # and then give more sig figs than they ought
        m.props[1].temperature.value = T_list[i] + 273
        err = 100 * value(expr_micropoise / visc_list[i] - 1)
        # Obtain percent error, then compare to Poling et al.'s
        # percent error from using Chung's method.
        assert err == pytest.approx(err_list[i], abs=0.2)

    assert_units_equivalent(expr, pyunits.Pa * pyunits.s)


@pytest.mark.unit
def test_visc_vap_comp_methanol():
    m = ConcreteModel()

    # Create a dummy parameter block
    m.params = Block()

    m.params.config = ConfigBlock(implicit=True)
    # Properties of Methanol from Properties of Gases and Liquids 5th Ed. Appendix A.
    m.params.config.parameter_data = {
        "dipole_moment": 1.69 * pyunits.debye,  # This got pulled from Wikipedia
        "association_factor_chung": 0.215,
    }

    m.meta_object = PropertyClassMetadata()
    m.meta_object._default_units.set_units(
        temperature=pyunits.K,
        mass=pyunits.kg,
        length=pyunits.m,
        time=pyunits.s,
        amount=pyunits.mol,
        current=pyunits.ampere,
    )

    def get_metadata(self):
        return m.meta_object

    m.get_metadata = types.MethodType(get_metadata, m)
    m.params.get_metadata = types.MethodType(get_metadata, m.params)

    # Create variables that should exist on param block
    m.params.mw = Var(initialize=32.042e-3, units=pyunits.kg / pyunits.mol)
    m.params.temperature_crit = Var(initialize=512.46, units=pyunits.K)
    m.params.dens_mol_crit = Var(
        initialize=pyo.value(
            pyunits.convert(
                1 / 118.00 * pyunits.mol / pyunits.cm**3, pyunits.mol / pyunits.m**3
            )
        ),
        units=pyunits.mol / pyunits.m**3,
    )
    m.params.omega = Var(initialize=0.565, units=pyunits.dimensionless)

    # Create a dummy state block
    m.props = Block([1])
    add_object_reference(m.props[1], "params", m.params)

    # Poling et al. like to leave out the .15 from Kelvin conversion
    # and then give more sig figs than they ought
    m.props[1].temperature = Var(initialize=273 + 300, units=pyunits.K)

    ChungViscosityPure.visc_d_phase_comp.build_parameters(m.params, "Vap")

    assert isinstance(m.params.dipole_moment, Var)
    # The SI unit for dipole moment, coulomb meters, is hilariously oversized for molecular dipoles
    assert value(m.params.dipole_moment) == pytest.approx(
        5.63723320884877e-30, rel=1e-12
    )
    assert isinstance(m.params.association_factor_chung, Var)
    assert value(m.params.association_factor_chung) == 0.215

    expr = ChungViscosityPure.visc_d_phase_comp.return_expression(
        m.props[1], m.params, "Vap", m.props[1].temperature
    )
    expr_micropoise = pyunits.convert(expr, pyunits.micropoise)
    # Pulled from Table 9.2, Properties of Gases and Liquids
    T_list = [67, 127, 277]  # Gas temperature in C
    visc_list = [112, 132, 181]  # Experimental viscosities in millipoise
    # Note that these were calculated with slightly different critical properties.
    # Here, we use the ones from Appendix A, while Poling et al. apparently used
    # different ones when constructing this table
    err_list = [-0.4, -0.3, -0.3]  # Percent error with Chung et al.'s method
    for i in range(3):
        # Poling et al. like to leave out the .15 from Kelvin conversion
        # and then give more sig figs than they ought
        m.props[1].temperature.value = T_list[i] + 273
        err = 100 * value(expr_micropoise / visc_list[i] - 1)
        # Obtain percent error, then compare to Poling et al.'s
        # percent error from using Chung's method.
        assert err == pytest.approx(err_list[i], abs=0.5)

    assert_units_equivalent(expr, pyunits.Pa * pyunits.s)


@pytest.mark.unit
def test_visc_vap_comp_ethane():
    m = ConcreteModel()

    # Create a dummy parameter block
    m.params = Block()

    m.params.config = ConfigBlock(implicit=True)
    # Properties of Ethane from Properties of Gases and Liquids 5th Ed. Appendix A
    m.params.config.parameter_data = {
        "dipole_moment": 0 * pyunits.debye,
        "association_factor_chung": 0,
    }

    m.meta_object = PropertyClassMetadata()
    m.meta_object._default_units.set_units(
        temperature=pyunits.K,
        mass=pyunits.kg,
        length=pyunits.m,
        time=pyunits.s,
        amount=pyunits.mol,
        current=pyunits.ampere,
    )

    def get_metadata(self):
        return m.meta_object

    m.get_metadata = types.MethodType(get_metadata, m)
    m.params.get_metadata = types.MethodType(get_metadata, m.params)

    # Create variables that should exist on param block
    m.params.mw = Var(initialize=30.070e-3, units=pyunits.kg / pyunits.mol)
    m.params.temperature_crit = Var(initialize=305.32, units=pyunits.K)
    m.params.dens_mol_crit = Var(
        initialize=pyo.value(
            pyunits.convert(
                1 / 145.50 * pyunits.mol / pyunits.cm**3, pyunits.mol / pyunits.m**3
            )
        ),
        units=pyunits.mol / pyunits.m**3,
    )
    m.params.omega = Var(initialize=0.099, units=pyunits.dimensionless)

    # Create a dummy state block
    m.props = Block([1])
    add_object_reference(m.props[1], "params", m.params)

    m.props[1].temperature = Var(initialize=273 + 300, units=pyunits.K)

    ChungViscosityPure.visc_d_phase_comp.build_parameters(m.params, "Vap")

    assert isinstance(m.params.dipole_moment, Var)
    assert value(m.params.dipole_moment) == pytest.approx(0, rel=1e-12)
    assert isinstance(m.params.association_factor_chung, Var)
    assert value(m.params.association_factor_chung) == 0

    expr = ChungViscosityPure.visc_d_phase_comp.return_expression(
        m.props[1], m.params, "Vap", m.props[1].temperature
    )
    expr_micropoise = pyunits.convert(expr, pyunits.micropoise)
    # Pulled from Table 9.2, Properties of Gases and Liquids
    T_list = [47, 117, 247]  # Gas temperature in C
    visc_list = [100, 120, 156]  # Experimental viscosities in millipoise
    # Note that these were calculated with slightly different critical properties.
    # Here, we use the ones from Appendix A, while Poling et al. apparently used
    # different ones when constructing this table
    # err_list = [0.1, 0.2, -1.0]  # Percent error with Chung et al.'s method
    # Poling et al.'s values for Ethane seem to be ~1% below ours, so fudge the values upward
    err_list = [1.1, 1.2, 0.0]

    for i in range(3):
        # Poling et al. like to leave out the .15 from Kelvin conversion
        # and then give more sig figs than they ought
        m.props[1].temperature.value = T_list[i] + 273
        err = 100 * value(expr_micropoise / visc_list[i] - 1)
        # Obtain percent error, then compare to Poling et al.'s
        # percent error from using Chung's method.
        assert err == pytest.approx(err_list[i], abs=0.5)

    assert_units_equivalent(expr, pyunits.Pa * pyunits.s)
