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"""
This module contains classes for property blocks and property parameter blocks.
"""
from __future__ import division
# Import Python libraries
import inspect
import logging
# Import Pyomo libraries
from pyomo.common.config import ConfigValue, In
# Other third-party
import six
# Import IDAES cores
from idaes.core.process_block import ProcessBlock
from idaes.core import ProcessBlockData
# Some more information about this module
__author__ = "Andrew Lee"
__all__ = ['PropertyBlockDataBase', 'PropertyParameterBase',
'PropertyMetadata', 'PropertyClassMetadata',
'HasPropertyClassMetadata']
# Set up logger
logger = logging.getLogger('idaes.core')
[docs]class PropertyParameterBase(ProcessBlockData, HasPropertyClassMetadata):
"""
This is the base class for property parameter blocks. These are blocks
that contain a set of parameters associated with a specific property
package, and are linked to by all instances of that property package.
"""
# Create Class ConfigBlock
CONFIG = ProcessBlockData.CONFIG()
CONFIG.declare("default_arguments", ConfigValue(
description="Default arguments to use with Property Package"))
[docs] def build(self):
"""
General build method for PropertyParameterBlocks. Inheriting models
should call super().build.
Args:
None
Returns:
None
"""
# Get module reference and store on block
frm = inspect.stack()[1]
self.property_module = inspect.getmodule(frm[0])
[docs] def get_supported_properties(self):
"""
Method to return a dictionary of properties supported by this package
and their assoicated construction methods and units of measurement.
This method should return a dict with keys for each supported property.
For each property, the value should be another dict which may contain
the following keys:
- 'method': (required) the name of a method to construct the
property as a str, or None if the property will be
constructed by default.
- 'units': (optional) units of measurement for the property.
This default method is a placeholder and should be overloaded by the
package developer. This method will return an Exception if not
overloaded.
Args:
None
Returns:
A dict with supported properties as keys.
"""
raise NotImplementedError('{} property package has not implemented the'
' get_supported_properties method. Contact '
'the property package developer'
.format(self.name))
[docs] def get_package_units(self):
"""
Method to return a dictionary of default units of measurement used in
the property package. This is used to populate doc strings for
variables which derive from the property package (such as flows and
volumes). This method should return a dict with keys for the
quantities used in the property package (as strs) and values of their
default units as strs.
The quantities used by the framewokr are (all optional):
- 'time'
- 'length'
- 'mass'
- 'amount'
- 'temperature'
- 'energy'
- 'current'
- 'luminous intensity'
This default method is a placeholder and should be overloaded by the
package developer. This method will return an Exception if not
overloaded.
Args:
None
Returns:
A dict with supported properties as keys and tuples of (method,
units) as values.
"""
raise NotImplementedError('{} property package has not implemented the'
' get_package_units method. Contact '
'the property package developer'
.format(self.name))
[docs]class PropertyBlockBase(ProcessBlock):
"""
This is the base class for property block objects. These are used when
constructing the SimpleBlock or IndexedBlock which will contain the
PropertyData objects, and contains methods that can be applied to
multiple PropertyBlockData objects simultaneously.
"""
[docs] def initialize(self, *args):
"""
This is a default initialization routine for PropertyBlocks to ensure
that a routine is present. All PropertyBlockData classes should
overload this method with one suited to the particular property package
This method prints a warning and then ends.
Args:
None
Returns:
None
"""
logger.warning('{} Property package does not define an initialization'
'method. PropertyBlock has not been initialized'
.format(self.name))
[docs]class PropertyBlockDataBase(ProcessBlockData):
"""
This is the base class for property block data objects. These are
blocks that contain the Pyomo components associated with calculating a
set of thermophysical, transport and reacion properties for a given
material.
"""
# Create Class ConfigBlock
CONFIG = ProcessBlockData.CONFIG()
CONFIG.declare("parameters", ConfigValue(
description="""A reference to an instance of the Property Parameter
Block associated with this property package."""))
CONFIG.declare("has_sum_fractions", ConfigValue(
default=False,
domain=In([True, False]),
description="Sum of material fractions flag",
doc="""Flag indicating whether this property block should include
constraints for the sum of material fractions (e.g. sum of mole
fractions == 1) (default=False).
"""))
CONFIG.declare("calculate_equilibrium_reactions", ConfigValue(
default=True,
domain=In([True, False]),
description="Equilibrium reaction constraint flag",
doc="""Flag indicating whether equilibrium reaction constraints
should be constructed in this property block (default=True).
"""))
CONFIG.declare("calculate_phase_equilibrium", ConfigValue(
default=True,
domain=In([True, False]),
description="Phase equilibrium constraint flag",
doc="""Flag indicating whether phase equilibrium constraints
should be constructed in this property block (default=True).
"""))
[docs] def build(self):
"""
General build method for PropertyBlockDatas. Inheriting models should
call super().build.
Args:
None
Returns:
None
"""
pass
def __getattr__(self, attr):
"""
This method is used to avoid generating unnecessary property
calculations in property blocks. __getattr__ is called whenever a
property is called for, and if a propery does not exist, it looks for
a method to create the required property, and any associated
components.
Create a property calculation if needed. Return an attrbute error if
attr == 'domain' or starts with a _ . The error for _ prevents a
recursion error if trying to get a function to create a property and
that function doesn't exist. Pyomo also ocasionally looks for things
that start with _ and may not exist. Pyomo also looks for the domain
attribute, and it may not exist.
This works by creating a property calculation by calling the "_"+attr
function.
A list of __getattr__ calls is maintained in self.__getattrcalls to
check for recursive loops which maybe useful for debugging. This list
is cleared after __getattr__ completes successfully.
Args:
attr: an attribute to create and return. Should be a property
component.
"""
def clear_call_list(self, attr):
"""Local method for cleaning up call list when a call is handled.
Args:
attr: attribute currently being handled
"""
if self.__getattrcalls[-1] == attr:
if len(self.__getattrcalls) <= 1:
del self.__getattrcalls
else:
del self.__getattrcalls[-1]
else:
raise ValueError("{} Trying to remove call {} from __getattr__"
" call list, however this is not the most "
"recent call in the list ({}). This indicates"
" a bug in the __getattr__ calls. Please "
"contact the IDAES developers with this bug."
.format(self.name,
attr,
self.__getattrcalls[-1]))
# Check that attr is not something we shouldn't touch
if attr == "domain" or attr.startswith("_"):
# Don't interfere with anything by getting attributes that are
# none of my business
raise AttributeError('{} {} does not exist, but is a protected '
'attribute. Check the naming of your '
'components to avoid any reserved names'
.format(self.name, attr))
# Check for recursive calls
try:
# Check to see if attr already appears in call list
if attr in self.__getattrcalls:
# If it does, indicates a recursive loop.
if attr == self.__getattrcalls[-1]:
# attr method is calling itself
self.__getattrcalls.append(attr)
raise Exception('{} _{} made a recursive call to '
'itself, indicating a potential '
'recursive loop. This is generally '
'caused by the {} method failing to '
'create the {} component.'
.format(self.name, attr, attr, attr))
else:
self.__getattrcalls.append(attr)
raise Exception('{} a potential recursive loop has been '
'detected whilst trying to construct {}. '
'A method was called, but resulted in a '
'subsequent call to itself, indicating a '
'recursive loop. This may be caused by a '
'method trying to access a component out '
'of order for some reason (e.g. it is '
'declared later in the same method). See '
'the __getattrcalls object for a list of '
'components called in the __getattr__ '
'sequence.'
.format(self.name, attr))
# If not, add call to list
self.__getattrcalls.append(attr)
except AttributeError:
# Creat a list of calls if one does not already exist
self.__getattrcalls = [attr]
# Get property information from get_supported_properties
try:
m = self.config.parameters.get_supported_properties()
if m is None:
raise ValueError('{} Property package get_supported_properties'
' method returned None when trying to create '
'{}. Please contact the developer of the '
'property package'.format(self.name, attr))
except KeyError:
# If attr not in get_supported_properties, assume package does not
# support property
clear_call_list(self, attr)
raise AttributeError('{} {} is not supported by property package '
'(property is not listed in '
'get_supported_properties).'
.format(self.name, attr, attr))
# Get method name from get_supported_properties
try:
if m[attr]['method'] is None:
# If method is none, property should be constructed
# by property package, so raise AttributeError
clear_call_list(self, attr)
raise AttributeError(
'{} {} should be constructed automatically '
'by property package, but is not present. '
'This can be caused by methods being called '
'out of order.'.format(self.name, attr))
elif m[attr]['method'] is False:
# If method is False, package does not support property
# Raise NotImplementedError
clear_call_list(self, attr)
raise NotImplementedError(
'{} {} is not supported by property package '
'(property method is listed as False in '
'get_supported_properties).'
.format(self.name, attr))
elif isinstance(m[attr]['method'], str):
# Try to get method name in from PropertyBlock object
try:
f = getattr(self, m[attr]['method'])
except AttributeError:
# If fails, method does not exist
clear_call_list(self, attr)
raise AttributeError(
'{} {} get_supported_properties method '
'returned a name that does not correspond'
' to any method in the property package. '
'Please contact the developer of the '
'property package.'.format(self.name, attr))
else:
# Otherwise method name is invalid
clear_call_list(self, attr)
raise ValueError('{} {} get_supported_properties method '
'returned invalid value for method name. '
'Please contact the developer of the '
'property package.'
.format(self.name, attr))
except KeyError:
# No method key - raise Exception
# Need to use an AttributeError so Pyomo.DAE will handle this
clear_call_list(self, attr)
raise AttributeError('{} get_supported_properties method '
'does not contain a method for {}. '
'Please contact the developer of the '
'property package.'.format(self.name, attr))
# Call attribute if it is callable
# If this fails, it should return a meaningful error.
if callable(f):
try:
f()
except:
# Clear call list and reraise error
clear_call_list(self, attr)
raise
else:
# If f is not callable, inform the user and clear call list
clear_call_list(self, attr)
raise AttributeError('{} has an attribute _{}, however it is not '
'callable.'.format(self.name, attr))
# Clear call list, and return
comp = getattr(self, attr)
clear_call_list(self, attr)
return comp