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- Aborted Parcel Count
- The number of parcels that
are aborted in each cell during tracking. If a parcel crosses between
neighboring cells more than 200 times, it is aborted—removed from the
simulation—to avoid performance degradation. Such parcels are most likely
stuck in an infinite loop and indicate bad meshing and poorly resolved
velocity fields. Temporary Storage is retained.
Function Name: AbortedParcelCount
Dimensions: [Dimensionless] Default units: N/A Type: Scalar Activated by: Lagrangian Multiphase - Abrasive Wear Rate
- The rate at which material is being eroded from a boundary by abrasion.
- Absolute Pressure
- The sum of the static pressure and the reference pressure. It is used to obtain density by the Ideal Gas Law, Eqn. (671).
- Absolute Total Pressure
- The sum of the
total pressure
and the reference pressure
:
- Absorption Coefficient
- The absorption coefficient for the media. For spectral radiation (multiband), each band has a separate variable which is differentiated by the band index, for example Absorption Coefficient 0 for the first band.
- Accretion Ratio
- The ratio of the rate at which ice melts to the rate at which droplets impinge, according to .
- Accumulated Specific Surface Charge
- Displays on a surface, the time integral of the specific electric current which is used in the starting criterion duriing the current time step, when the Electro-Deposition Coating property, Starting Criterion, is set to Accumulated Specific Surface Charge.
- Accumulated Stripping Mass
- Mass accumulated from the surface but not stripped because of insufficient VOF mass in the cell.
- Accumulated Surface Charge Density
- Surface charge density accumulation on a charge accumulation interface. [C/m2].
- Activity Coefficient of [liquid component]
- The film phase component activity coefficient in Eqn. (2778). This property is set to 1 for the Raoult's Law model.
- Acoustic CFL in Wave Equation
- The Acoustic CFL ( , where is the speed of sound) is computed in the whole domain, based on the mesh size and time step.
- Acoustic Density
- in Eqn. (4723) for the Acoustic Wave model and in Eqn. (4739) for the Perturbed Convective Wave model.
- Acoustic Potential
- in Eqn. (4735).
- Acoustic Pressure
- in Eqn. (4723) for the Acoustic Wave model and in Eqn. (4738) for the Perturbed Convective Wave model.
- Acoustic Pressure Gradient
- Acoustic Pressure Recon
- The computed gradient fields using Simcenter STAR-CCM+ gradient options.
- Acoustic Pressure Residual
- The residual on the current solution for acoustic pressure in Eqn. (4713).
- Acoustic Pressure Second Time Derivative
- Acoustic Pressure Time Derivative
- The second time derivative of acoustic pressure, , and the first time derivative of acoustic pressure, . The fields are used for the Newmark solver.
- Acoustic Source
- The right-hand side of Eqn. (4735) for the Acoustic Wave model and the right-hand side of Eqn. (4735) for the Perturbed Convective Wave model
- Acoustic Suppression Zone Boundary Distance
- The distance from the centroid of a cell in the Acoustic Suppression Zone to the boundary using Acoustic Suppression. See Eqn. (4749).
- Acoustic Suppression Zone Relaxation Coefficient
- The value in Eqn. (4749).
- Acoustic Suppression Zone specific continuity source
- The rate of mass transfer into the Acoustic Suppression Zone, derived from in Eqn. (4749).
- Acoustic Suppression Zone specific energy source
- The rate of energy transfer into the Acoustic Suppression Zone, derived from in Eqn. (4749).
- Acoustic Suppression Zone specific momentum source
- The rate of momentum transfer into the Acoustic Suppression Zone, derived from in Eqn. (4749).
- Acoustic Velocity
- in Eqn. (4724) for the Acoustic Wave model and in Eqn. (4740) for the Perturbed Convective Wave model.
- ActiveForce
- The total hydrodynamic force that a fluid exerts on a wall boundary. , where is the unit normal vector on boundary , is pressure, and is the stress tensor. (Viscous Flow).
- Adjoint Error Estimates of [cost function]
- Adjoint error estimates of the respective cost function. See in Eqn. (5122).
- Adaption Cell Size
- Indicates the current cell size in the volume mesh.
- Adaption Element Type
- Outputs element
type identifier as shown in the following table:
Element Topology Element Type Identifier Tetrahedron 10 Hexahedron 12 Wedge 13 Pyramid 14 Unidentified 41 Polyhedron 42 - Adaption Refinement Status
- Identifies the
status of cells. The available values are:
- 0 (Supported) - can be refined
- 1 (Fixed) - cells of incorrect octant depth provided by the trimmer. Octant depth indicates the number of splitting the mesh root octant— a bounding box which encapsulates the whole mesh.
- 2 (Unsupported) - not supported cells. For example an unclosed cell.
- 4 (Inconsistent Refinement) - unrefinable cells in the initial trimmed mesh due to inconsistent cell configurations with neighboring cells.
- 8 (Disabled Prism) - prism cells whose refinement is disabled by the Prism Cell Refinement of the Adaptive Mesh model.
- 9 (Adaption Incompatible) - cells incident with a boundary interface to a shell region. Shell region refinement is not supported by AMR.
- 16 (Poor Quality) - cells that would result in poor quality child cells
- 33 (Too Big Face) - cells with a face having 32 or more vertices. Big face edges can not be divided through AMR.
- 34 (Inconsistent Refinement) - unrefinable cells from the current mesh due to inconsistent cell configurations with neighboring cells. Similar to 4, but used for inconsistencies appeared after one or more cell refinements. These cells can not be further refined. However, a coarsening back to the previous cell size is possible.
Function Name: AmrMask
Dimensions: [Dimensionless] Default units: N/A Type: Scalar Activated by: Adaptive Mesh - Adjoint of <cost_function> w.r.t. <selection>
- Adjoint of the
respective cost function.
Available cost functions:
- Drag
- Efficiency
- Expression
- Force
- Force Cost Function
- Heat Transfer
- Heat Transfer Cost Function
- Lift
- Mass Flow
- Moment
- Pressure Drop
- Pressure Ratio
- Surface Uniformity
- Swirl Cost Function
- Tumble and Swirl
- Tumble Cost Function
- Uniformity
- Uniformity Cost Function
See in Eqn. (5084), whose components are the Adjoint w.r.t. Continuity, Adjoint w.r.t. X-, Y-, Z-momentum, and Adjoint w.r.t. Energy and Adjoint w.r.t Sparlart-Allmaras Turbulence if the model is enabled.
- Continuity
- The adjoint with respect to continuity. This value tells you the sensitivity of the cost function with respect to local changes in mass within the domain.
- X-, Y-, Z-momentum
- The adjoint with respect to momentum. This value tells you the sensitivity of the cost function with respect to local changes in X-, Y-, and Z-momentum within the domain.
- Energy
- The adjoint with regard to energy. This value tells you the sensitivity of the cost function with regard to local changes in energy within the domain.
- Position
- The adjoint with respect to position. See in Eqn. (5087). This value tells you the sensitivity of the cost function with respect to displacement boundary position.
- Sparlart-Allmaras Turbulence
- The adjoint with
respect to the Sparlart-Allmaras Turbulence equation. The value
gives the sensitivity of the objective with respect to changes
in the Sparlart-Allmaras equation.
Note Available only when Adjoint Sparlart-Allmaras Turbulence is enabled.
- AImode Combustion Heat Release Rate
- Heat release rate due to auto-ignition in the unburnt gases zone.
- ALF Momentum Source Term
- The volumetric forcing source term defined in Eqn. (1471).
- Ambient Temperature
- The ambient temperature.
- Ambipolar Electric Field
- in Eqn. (4204), Eqn. (4206), or Eqn. (4216), as calculated by the Ambipolar Diffusion model.
- Amg Eqn Index Coupled Implicit
- [TBS]
- Ammonia
- Displays the mass fraction of ammonia.
- APE Total Density
- The far-field value in Eqn. (4725).
- APE Total Pressure
- The far-field value in Eqn. (4726).
- APE Total Velocity
- The far-field value in Eqn. (4726).
- Apparent Pressure Gradient
- The gradient of the face pressure using Gauss theorem.
- Apparent Viscosity
- The apparent viscosity as given by Eqn. (730). This value is defined at the cell center and can depend on time, shear rate, temperature, and structure variable .
- Applied Force
- Vector field
function that represents the resultant of the applied surface and point
loads. At a node
, it is defined as: (5319)
- Ap Ratio of [phase]
- The ratio between diagonal and non diagonal terms of the coefficient matrix in Eqn. (930). The ratio is defined as , and the range is [0,1]. High Ap-Ratio of [phase] values indicate strong coupling between phases, in such case using the Phase Coupled momentum interpolation approach could improve convergence.
- Ap Velocity
- Area
- Displays the area of the cell
faces.
- Magnitude
- Displays the absolute value of area.
- Laboratory
- Displays the value of area normal to the i, j, or k directions.
- AUSM Shock Sensor
- Autoignition Temperature
- The temperature at which a material ignites, and at which reaction time begins to accumulate.
- Available Volume
- The ratio of volume occupied by all fluid phases to the total cell volume.
- Average Molar Concentration of [porous phase]
- The volume-weighted average molar concentration of the species of the particle, .
- Average Mushy Zone Permeability
- The volume-weighted mushy zone permeability of a mixture, which is calculated from the mushy zone permeability of the component phases.
- Average Mushy Zone Porous Viscous Resistance
- The dynamic viscosity of the mixture divided by Average Mushy Zone Permeability. This field function is provided because the effect of a resistance on the flow is easier to understand than the effect of a permeability.
- Average Profile: [Field Function]
- This field function allows you to evaluates the averages of a field from the input surfaces into discrete bins using the parameters that the axisymmetric parametrization computes.
- Average Slurry Viscosity
- The volume-weighted slurry viscosity of the mixture, which is calculated from the slurry viscosities of the component phases.
- Average Zone Flag
- This field function allows you to visualize the sampling volumes used when Simcenter STAR-CCM+ averages the computed fields across sampling volumes adjacent to the coupled boundaries, to provide the transition from the three dimensional to one dimensional solution.
- Axial Velocity
- The axial
component of velocity
relative to the axis and origin in the
coordinate system given under the Axis node of the
region.
This field function is not available in Eulerian multiphase models for 3-D cases.
- [Axisymmetric Parameterization] M
- The axisymmetric parameterization in the meridional direction (the arclength from stage inlet to stage outlet).
- [Axisymmetric Parameterization] M Normalized
- The normalized axisymmetric parameterization in the meridional direction (the normalized arclength from stage inlet to stage outlet).
- [Axisymmetric Parameterization] M Prime
- The axisymmetric parameterization in the meridional direction scaled by the inverse radius, (the arclength from stage inlet to stage outlet scaled by the inverse radius).
- [Axisymmetric Parameterization] M Prime Normalized
- The axisymmetric parameterization in the meridional direction scaled by the inverse radius, and normalized (the normalized arclength from stage inlet to stage outlet scaled by the inverse radius).
- [Axisymmetric Parameterization] S
- The axisymmetric parameterization in the spanwise direction (the arclength from hub to shroud)
- [Axisymmetric Parameterization] S Normalized
- The normalized axisymmetric parameterization in the spanwise direction (the arclength from hub to shroud)