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- Paint Coulomb Efficiency
- See Eqn. (4182).
- Paint Density
- See Eqn. (4182).
- Paint Electrical Resistance Area
- See Eqn. (4179).
- Paint Electrical Resistivity
- See Eqn. (4179).
- Paint Layer Thickness
- See Eqn. (4182).
- Paint Layer Thickness Growth Rate
- See Eqn. (4182).
- Parcel Axis Orientation i | j | k
- The Parcel Axes Orientation are the vectors which represent how the three axes of the system local to the particle are transformed after the corresponding rotation is applied.
- Parcel Cell Index
- Unique index assigned to each parcel within a cell. The index is only unique within the cell.
- Parcel Centroid
- The position of parcels, .
- Parcel DEM Timestep
- See Eqn. (3244) through Eqn. (3247).
- Parcel Displacement
- The displacement vector of the parcel.
- Parcel Halo Count
- Used in debugging.
- Parcel Halo Marker
- Used in debugging.
- Parcel Index
- A unique identifier for each parcel. The index is unique within a Lagrangian phase.
- Parcel Intersection Face Normal
- The outward pointing normal of the cell face that the parcel currently intersects. If the normal is a zero vector, it means that the parcel is inside a cell, not at any face. This function can be used to define properties such as coefficients of restitution or composite mode probabilities.
- Parcel Kinetic Energy
- The kinetic energy of the parcel.
- Parcel Local Index
- Unique index assigned to each parcel in a region. The index is only unique within the region.
- Parcel Mass
- The mass of parcels, . (Unsteady)
- Parcel Mass Flow Rate
- The mass of parcels, . (Steady)
- Parcel Orientation
- The orientation vector of the parcel, expressed as Euler angles.
- Parcel Region Index
- Unique index assigned to each region containing parcels.
- Parcel Retrack Mask
- Parcel Rotation Kinetic Energy
- The rotational kinetic energy of the parcel.
- Parcel Size
- Radius of an equivalent sphere of mass and density equal to that of the parcel , where is the Particle Count. This field function sets the display size of parcels in scenes when the Point Scale Mode of a scalar displayer is set to Particle Model. This function is also the default function for the Point Size Scale Field when Point Scale Mode is set to Scalar. In steady simulations, Parcel Size evaluates to zero. Do not use Parcel Size for scaling parcel displays in steady simulations.
- Parcel Time Step
- The local time-step, in Eqn. (3326) and Eqn. (3327).
- Parcel Volume
- The volume of parcels, . (read-only). (Unsteady)
- Parcel Volume Flow Rate
- The volume of parcels, . (Steady)
- Particle Angular Momentum
- . See Eqn. (2960).
- Particle Angular Velocity
- in Eqn. (2960).
- Particle Bonded Components
- The labels (integers) of bonded particle clusters. These clusters are groups of particles that form a single connected network through particle-particle bonds. Compare with the Particle Connected Components field function.
- Particle Bonded Component Size
- The number of spheres or segments in the bonded particle cluster to which a given particle belongs. Compare with the Particle Connected Component Size field function.
- Particle Charge
- The particle charge .
- Particle Clift Drag Coefficient
- The Clift drag coefficient for the particle. See Eqn. (2969).
- Particle Component Index
- This field function displays the index numbers associated with the components of the particles (spheres for Particles Clumps or segments for Flexible Fiber). Each particle component has a unique index that distinguishes it.
- Particle Connected Components
- The labels (integers) of particle clusters. These clusters are groups of particles that form a single connected network through particle-particle contact. Compare with the Bonded Components field function.
- Particle Connected Component Size
- The number of spheres in the particle cluster to which the given particle belongs. Compare with the Bonded Component Size field function.
- Particle Count
- The number of particles that are represented by a parcel, . (Unsteady)
- Particle Critical Velocity
- The critical velocity of the particle in Eqn. (3263) resulting from the force as estimated by the Hertz-Mindlin contact model. Once the particle exceeds this velocity, it has enough energy to exit the domain through a planar wall.
- Particle Density
- The density of the particle material, .
- Particle DiFelice Drag Coefficient
- The DiFelice drag coefficient for the particle. See Eqn. (2971).
- Particle Diameter
- The diameter of particles, .
- Particle Drag Force
- The drag force on a particle, .
- Particle EMMS Drag Coefficient
- The EMMS drag coefficient for the particle in Eqn. (2975).
- Particle Enthalpy
- The energy per unit mass of a particle.
- Particle Ergun Drag Coefficient
- The Ergun drag coefficient for the particle. See Eqn. (2974).
- Particle Flow Rate
- The rate at which particles flow along parcel tracks, . (Steady)
- Particle Gidaspow Default Drag Coefficient
- The Gidaspow drag coefficient is equal to the Wen-Yu coefficient Eqn. (2973) or the Ergun coefficient Eqn. (2974), depending on the value of the void fraction .
- Particle Haider Levenspiel Drag Coefficient
- The Haider Levenspiel drag coefficient for the particle. See Eqn. (2976).
- Particle Impact Velocity Magnitude
- The magnitude of the relative velocity between the particle and the wall at the contact point.
- Particle Incidence Angle
- The angle between the particle velocity vector and the plane of face on which it is incident, if any, . This function is provided for use in boundary condition expressions, it is not available for visualization, reporting, or recording on the track file.
- Particle Kinetic Energy
- The kinetic energy of the particle.
- Particle Liu Drag Coefficient
- The Liu dynamic drag coefficient for the particle. See Eqn. (2967).
- Particle Mass
- The mass of single particles, . Note, not the mass of parcels.
- Particle Mass Fraction of <Species>
- The mass fraction, , of species i in a single particle.
- Particle Molar Concentration of <Species>
- The molar concentration, , of species i in a single particle, where is the particle mixture density, is the species mass fraction, and is the species molecular weight.
- Particle Mole Fraction of <Species>
- The mole fraction, , of species i in a single particle, where is the species mass fraction, is the molecular weight of the particle mixture, and is the molecular weight of the species.
- Particle Moment of Inertia
- in Eqn. (2960). This quantity can be used for validation.
- Particle Nusselt Number
- The non-dimensional heat transfer coefficient of particles, , defined in Eqn. (3025).
- Particle Permittivity
- The relative permittivity of the particle .
- Particle Porosity
- The porosity of particles within the Lagrangian phase.
- Particle Projected Area
- The cross-sectional area of the particle orthogonal to the direction of the fluid velocity relative to the particle centroid. Each particle in a fiber is treated separately; overlaps of cross-sections are not addressed. All other composite particles are treated as a unit and the projected area is numerically estimated.
- Particle Projected Length
- The average length of the particle parallel to the direction of the fluid velocity relative to the particle centroid. Each particle in a fiber is treated separately. All other composite particles are treated as a unit and the projected length is numerically estimated.
- Particle Radiative Energy Source
- The volumetric (integrated over dispersed media in a given cell) source due to radiative absorption and emission by dispersed media, such as particles (absorption by particles minus emission from particles). A positive value indicates net absorption by the dispersed media. This quantity is equal to the negative of the divergence of the radiative heat flux from dispersed media.
- Particle Residence Time
- The “age” of particles as measured from time of injection.
- Particle Reynolds Number
- The quantity in Eqn. (2966).
- Particle Rotation Kinetic Energy
- Allows post-processing of the kinetic energy of the rotating particle.
- Particle Schiller-Naumann Drag Coefficient
- The Schiller-Naumann drag coefficient for the particle. See in Eqn. (2965).
- Particle Sherwood Number
- The non-dimensional mass transfer conductance, , defined in Eqn. (3238). (Mass Transfer)
- ParticleSizeVariance of <phase>
- in Eqn. (2182).
- Particle Slip Velocity
- The velocity deficit of particles relative to the continuous phase, .
- Particle Smooth Source Group
- Unsigned integer ID for the cluster to which a cell belongs when the cell cluster method is active for two-way coupling.
- Particle Smooth Source Weight
- The volume fraction of a cell relative to the total volume of the cluster in which it belongs. The fluid source terms generated by particles are summed over the cluster, then distributed back to the cell using this factor. The result is that the source contribution per unit volume is uniform across each cluster.
- Particle Specific Heat
- The specific heat of particles.
- Particle Surface Area
- The surface area of single particles, . Note, not the surface area of parcels.
- Particle Temperature
- The temperature of particles, .
- Particle Velocity
- The absolute velocity of particles, .
- Particle Volume
- The volume of single particles, . Note, not the volume of parcels.
- Particle Volume Overlap
- How much of the particle is obscured by the contact area.
- Particle Wen-Yu Drag Coefficient
- The Wen-Yu drag coefficient for the particle. See in Eqn. (2973).
- Partition
- The primary partition that the cell/face/vertex is on. When a simulation is run in parallel, the regions are decomposed across the number of processors such that each cell is allocated to a primary partition.
- Part Surface Contract Index
- Unique index assigned to each point of periodic contact on the part surface. Index only unique within the surface. (Read only.)
- <Passive Scalar>
- The field function object that corresponds to a particular passive scalar material. This object makes the passive scalar available as a field function.
- Periodic Index
- Repeating interfaces can require multiple passes to intersect all faces. For example, a rotor-stator (sliding interface) case intersects once in situ, rotates/translates one side by the periodic transform and intersects again, and repeats until all faces are consumed. For a given intersected face, this value reports the number of steps that were required until it was matched. So it indicates how many multiples of the periodic transform must be applied to align it with the other side of the interface.
- Permeability
- Represents the scalar magnetic permeability of isotropic materials (see Eqn. (4220) or Eqn. (4223)).
- Permeability (Symmetric Tensor)
- Represents the magnetic permeability tensor of anisotropic solid materials (see Eqn. (4220) or Eqn. (4223)).
- Permittivity
- Corresponds to the material permittivity in Eqn. (4219).
- Phase-Pair Reynolds Number (Primary Regime) of [Phase Interaction]
- This value is
in Eqn. (2896).
Applies to Drag-Based Slip Velocity only.
- Phase-Pair Reynolds Number (Secondary Regime) of [Phase Interaction]
- This value is
in Eqn. (2896).
Applies to Drag-Based Slip Velocity only.
- Phase Replacement Volume Fraction Limit of <phase interaction>
- Positive values indicate shrinkage, negative values indicate expansion.
- Phase Slip Velocity of [Phase Interaction]
- This value is in Eqn. (2889).
- PiercedFaces
- The number of faces of a surface pierced by one or more edges of another face.
- Plastic Strain Energy Density
- Represents the energy that is dissipated due to plastic deformation (see Eqn. (4517)).
- Plastic Strain Tensor
- in Eqn. (4515).
- Polymer Moment Dead <n>
- Concentrations for dead moments Eqn. (3801), Eqn. (3803), and Eqn. (3805).
- Polymer Moment Live <n>
- Concentrations of live moments Eqn. (3795), Eqn. (3797), and Eqn. (3799).
- Polydispersity Index
- See Eqn. (3807).
- Polyhedron Elongation Factor
- An ordered triple of multipliers defining stretch factors (>1) or shrink factors (<1) for the template polyhedron. See Polyhedron Elongation Factor.
- Polymer Mass Average Chain Length
- See Eqn. (3809).
- Polymer Number Average Chain Length
- See Eqn. (3808).
- Pore Volume Fraction of <Phase> @ <Critical Temperature>
- The absolute pore volume fraction as given by Eqn. (374) for the critical temperature and the solidus temperature.
- Porous Solid Conductivity
- The lumped conductivity of fluid plus solid in the porous region. The lumped conductivity is computed by weighting fluid and solid conductivities with porosity and (1 - porosity) respectively.
- Position
- This field function displays
the position of the vertices relative to the origin. It is available at
vertices, faces, and cells. At faces and cells, the value represents the
position of the respective face and cell centroids. This field function is
the preferred option for specifying position dependencies of profiles and
material properties when using field function methods. Position can be
displayed as a Magnitude or as Laboratory coordinates. For a cell, the
position is returned as the average of the positions of the vertices of the
cell. This field function is the preferred option for specifying position
dependencies of profiles and material properties when using field function
methods. For more information, see Space Field Functions
Reference.
- Magnitude
- Displays the absolute position.
- Laboratory
- Displays the position in either the X, Y, or Z direction.
- Power of Reaction
- The energy release during the reaction time of the material.
- Pressure
- The working pressure that is the solution variable in the flow models in Simcenter STAR-CCM+. It is the quantity in Eqn. (947).
- Pressure Coefficient
- The pressure coefficient is defined as:
- Pressure-Correction
-
The correction applied by the boundary condition to the pressure value specified at the boundary, in order to yield the specified mass flow rate.
- Pressure Limiter
- Pressure Recon
- PressureGrad
- The pressure gradient times the cell volume. This becomes available when you activate the Coupled Solver and the Temporary Storage property.
- Primary Atomization Status
- A parcel has a value of 1 while primary atomization is in progress. When primary atomization is complete, or when primary atomization is bypassed because the Weber number is smaller than in Eqn. (3114), so that the parcel has moved onto secondary breakup, the value is 0.
- Primary Dendrite Arm Spacing of <Phase>
- The Primary Dendrite Arm Spacing of the melting-solidifying phase.
- Prism Cell Thickness
- Describes the thickness of
each cell within the prism layers.
All the boundary faces, from which the prism layers grow, obtain the value of the prism layer total thickness.
- Prism Layer Cells
- Allows you to view the cells present within a mesh generated by the prism layer mesher.
- Prism Layer Number
- Describes the layer number of
cells within the prism layers. 1 indicates the cell
is in the first layer of the prism layers.
All the boundary faces, from which the prism layers grow, obtain the number of total prism layer.
注 For imported meshes, no prism cells are detected. Therefore, no prism layer field functions are populated. Similar to the imported meshes, no prism cells are detected from meshes generated by the Turbomachinery Mesher. In prism cells generated by Directed Mesh, Tetrahedral Mesher, Advancing Layer Mesher, the quality of the prism layer detection may be decreased. - Prism Layer Level
-
Outputs the prism layer indicator for a cell using the following numbers. Also works with imported volume meshes.
The values of this function correspond to the marked layer number starting from 0, for vertices and cells, respectively. When plotting this field function, due to the two sets of values in vertices and cells, the final result depends on the Contour Style.
All the non-prism cells are marked as -1.
A diagram indicating the enumeration is shown below:
- Prism Layer Shrinkage Status
- Depicts the
cells in the volume mesh that the prism layer detection algorithm identifies
as prism layer cells. Also works with imported volume meshes.
- 0 – Not a prim layer cell
- > 0 – Number of the prism layer
- Production Rate of [electrochemical species]
- Displays the total amount of the [electrochemical species] (kmol) that is produced per unit volume by the bulk ion chemical reactions model.
- Progress Variable
- The progress variable, in Eqn. (3535).
- Progress Variable Variance
- The progress variable variance is in Eqn. (3331).
- pro-STAR Face Id
- When a face on an imported STAR-CD mesh has been assigned a boundary, this field function returns the index of the original pro-STAR boundary. In pro-STAR, this number would be plotted in response to the NUMB,BOUND,ON command.
- pro-STAR Cell Id
- This field function contains the original pro-STAR cell number for the imported STAR-CD mesh. In pro-STAR, this number would be plotted in response to the NUMB,CELL,ON command.
- pro-STAR Cell Type
- This field function contains the pro-STAR cell table index number for the imported STAR-CD mesh. In pro-STAR, this number would be plotted in response to the NUMB,TYPE,ON command.
- PSTOXmode Combustion Heat Release Rate
- Heat release rate due to post-flame oxidation.