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We present a condensed-mass advection based model (MADVEC) designed tosimulate the condensation/evaporation of liquid polar stratospheric cloud(PSC) particles. A (Eulerian-in-radius) discretization scheme is used, makingthe model suitable for use in global or mesoscale chemistry and transport models (CTMs). The mass advection equations are solved using an adaption ofthe weighted average flux (WAF) scheme. We validate the numerical scheme using an analytical solution for multicomponent aerosols. The physics of themodel are tested using a test case designed by Meilinger et al. (1995). The resultsfrom this test corroborate the composition gradients across the size distribution under rapid cooling conditions that were reported in earlierstudies

A condensed-mass advection based model for the simulation of liquid polar stratospheric clouds