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- Mach Number
- The local Mach
number. This field function is available with the following
Equation of State models:
- Ideal Gas, Real Gas, and Thermal Non-Equilibrium Ideal Gas (for gases)
- IAPWS-IF97 (Water) (for gases)
- User Defined EOS (for gases and liquids)
- Magnetic Field
- Vector field function that represents the magnetic field , which is related to the magnetic flux density, , through Eqn. (4220) or Eqn. (4223).
- Magnetic Field (Imag, Real, Phase, Magnitude)
- Represent the imaginary part, real part, phase, and magnitude of the complex magnetic field (see Eqn. (4268)).
- Magnetic Flux Density
- Vector field function that represents the magnetic flux density, , which is related to the magnetic vector potential, , through Eqn. (4233).
- Magnetic Flux Density (Imag, Real, Phase, Magnitude)
- Represent the imaginary part, real part, phase and magnitude of the complex magnetic flux density (see Eqn. (4268)).
- Magnetic Vector Potential
- Vector field function that represents the magnetic vector potential in Eqn. (4241).
- Magnetic Vector Potential (Imag, Real, Phase, Magnitude)
- Represent the imaginary part, real part, phase, and magnitude of the complex magnetic vector potential (see Eqn. (4252)).
- Magnetic Vector Potential-Z
- Vector field function that represents the transverse magnetic vector potential, that is, the component of normal to the 2D domain. See in Eqn. (4319).
- Mapped Facet Area Match
- Indicates the ratio between the sum of overlap areas of the partner faces and the area of the current face. A value close to 1.0 indicates that interface initialization was effective. The value can deviate largely from 1.0 for partially overlapping faces.
- Mapped Facet Count
- Indicates how many faces of the opposing boundary are identified as connections. Available for all boundaries that participate in a mapped interface. For a mapped interface boundary, you can visualize the total number of connections by selecting the corresponding boundary node under .
- Mapped [Field Name]
- Displays the mapped field data produced by an External Link or Data Mappers.
- Mapped FSI Traction
- Vector field function that represents the fluid traction mapped onto the solid side of the FSI interface. The mapped FSI traction is stored as the combination of and and represents a load that follows the motion of the solid, for example, from time to time .
- Mapped [Target Stencil] [Field Name]
- Field function used to store mapped fields created when you execute the data mapper or the Pre-Register Mapped field action.
- Mass Flow Rate
- The rate at which mass flows through a boundary.
- Mass Flow Rate of <phase>
- The rate at which mass of <phase> flows through a boundary. (Eqn. (462)) The convention is such that positive mass flow rate means outflow.
- Mass Flux
- The rate per unit area at which mass flows through a boundary.
- Mass Flux of <phase>
- The rate per unit area at which mass of <phase> flows through a boundary. This value is oriented such that positive mass flux means inflow.
- Mass Fraction of [component] in [multi-component material]
- For multi-component phases only.
- Mass Fraction of <species>
- The mass fraction, , of species in mixture .
- Mass Fraction of <species> Ap Coefficient
- The diagonal coefficients of the species mass fraction matrix.
- Mass Fraction of <species> Correction
- The correction applied to the species mass fraction to obtain the updated solution from the previous iteration.
- Mass Fraction of <species> Gradient
- The interpolation of species mass fraction cell values to face values.
- Mass Fraction of <species> Limiter
- The limiter function of the mass fraction of species.
- Mass Fraction of Nitrogen Oxide Emission
- Represents the mass fraction of NO. Since it is considered that NOx emissions consist only of NO, this is the transported scalar of the NOx Emission model.
- Mass Imbalance
- The imbalance of mass in any cell that results from evaluating the discrete continuity equation at the given iteration or time-step. For incompressible flows with no source terms this equation reduces to for each cell.
- Mass Imbalance of <phase>
- The imbalance of mass in any cell, which is defined as for each cell.
- Mass Source [component] of [Eulerian phase]
- The rate of mass transfer for the Lagrangian component to the corresponding component in the Eulerian phase.
- Material Basis Vector 1, Material Basis Vector 2, Material Basis Vector 3
- Vector field functions that represent the basis vectors of the coordinate system with respect to which the material properties are defined. See Material Law Orientation.
- Material Indicator
- Defines the material distribution. The value 1 indicates the primary (fluid) material defined in the physics continuum. The value 0 indicates the solid material defined in the Topology Physics model.
- Mean Cooling Rate of <Phase>
- The Mean Cooling Rate of the melting-solidifying phase.
- Mean Flow Pressure
- The mean flow pressure that is obtained from the flow reference.
- Mean Flow Velocity
- The mean flow velocity that is obtained from the flow reference.
- Mean Topology Derivative
- Outputs the average topology derivative computed based on the ADAM rule.
- Meshing Patch Index
- Minimum Contact Distance of [Contact]
- Obtains the
minimum distance between each face of the body surface and the nearest face
on the opposing boundary, for the last iteration. If sub-stepping is used,
the minimum distance is the global minimum of all sub-steps of the last
iteration. The minimum distance is projected onto the boundary normal. There
is one Minimum Contact Distance available for each contact coupling in the
simulation, so that results can be evaluated for each coupling separately.
For body-body couplings, the Minimum Contact Distance is only available for
the first of the two bodies.
To access this field function, select the
node and activate Temporary Storage Retained. Perform at least one iteration to populate the field. When you close the simulation and then restore it, the Minimum Distance field does not contain any values. You must perform at least one iteration to populate it again.
- Mixture Fraction 0
- Represents the atomic mass fraction that originated from the fuel stream.
- Mixture Fraction (Bilger)
- Represents the local mixture fraction that is determined using Bilger’s mixture fraction definition Eqn. (3669).
- Mixture Fraction Variance 0
- Represents the turbulent fluctuations in the fuel mixture fraction values.
- MMP Boiling Evaporative Heat Flux of [phase interaction]
- in Eqn. (2924).
- MMP Boiling Mass Transfer Rate of [phase interaction]
- The total mass transfer rate of both bulk and wall boiling. It is positive if the mass transfer is from liquid to vapour ( ) in [eqnlink].
- MMP Boiling Quenching Heat Flux of [phase interaction]
- in Eqn. (2923).
- Mmp-Lagrangian Continuity Source of [phase interaction]
- The continuity source term from the subgrid transition of Lagrangian parcels to an MMP phase.
- Mmp-Lagrangian Energy Source of [phase interaction]
- The energy source term from the subgrid transition of Lagrangian parcels to an MMP phase.
- Mmp-Lagrangian Momentum Source of [phase interaction]
- The momentum source term from the subgrid transition of Lagrangian parcels to an MMP phase.
- Mmp-Lagrangian Component Source of [mixture component] of [phase interaction]
- The species component source terms from the subgrid transition of Lagrangian parcels to an MMP phase. This field function is available for multi-component phases only.
- Modal Displacement
- Vector field function that describes the modal displacement. For more information, see Normal Modes.
- Modified Diffusivity
- The transported variable .
- Modified Steinmetz Monitor Field Functions
- The following
field functions are associated with the Steinmetz monitor (see 已修正的 Steinmetz 监视器). The name of these field functions change based on the field function
that you specify for the Steinmetz monitor. As by default the field function
specified for the monitor is the Magnetic Flux Density:
Magnitude, the associated field functions are:
Magnetic Flux Density: Magnitude Maximum,
Magnetic Flux Density: Magnitude Minimum,
Magnetic Flux Density: Magnitude Peak,
Magnetic Flux Density: Magnitude Mean Square Time
Derivative.
- [SteinmetzMonitorFF Maximum]—corresponds to the maximum value of the field function that you select for the Steinmetz monitor. See Eqn. (4345).
- [SteinmetzMonitorFF Minimum]—corresponds to the minimum value of the field function that you select for the Steinmetz monitor. See Eqn. (4345).
- [SteinmetzMonitorFF Peak]—corresponds to the peak of the field function that you select for the Steinmetz monitor. See Eqn. (4345).
- [SteinmetzMonitorFF Mean Square Time Derivative]—corresponds to the average time derivative of the field function that you select for the Steinmetz monitor. See Eqn. (4346).
- Modifier Concentration
- description
- Molar Concentration of [Species] Ap Coefficient
- The Ap coefficients are the diagonal coefficients in the matrix of the linear system. Vector function. Requires Temporary Storage.
- Molar Concentration of [Species] Correction
- Corrections are added to the solution of the previous iteration to get the updated solution. Scalar function. Requires Temporary Storage.
- Molar Concentration for Emissions (C2H2)
- Displays the molar concentration of acetylene in the soot emissions.
- Molar Concentration for Emissions (O)
- Displays the molar concentration of oxygen radicals in the soot emissions.
- Molar Concentration for Emissions (OH)
- Displays the molar concentration of hydroxyl radicals in the soot emissions.
- Molar Concentration of [Species] Gradient
- Gradients are used to compute values such as diffusion and strain rates. Vector function. Requires Temporary Storage.
- Molar Concentration of <species>
- The molar concentration, , of species i in a mixture m, where is the mixture density, is the species mass fraction, and is the species molecular weight. A separate scalar field function is available for each species.
- Molar Concentration of [component] in [multi-component material]
- For multi-component phases only. The molar concentration of component in a multi-component phase.
- Molar Concentration of [Species] Recon
- Reconstruction gradients are used to interpolate cell values to faces. Vector function. Requires Temporary Storage.
- Molar Concentration of [Species] Residual
- The residuals are the imbalance in the discretized equations. Scalar field function. Requires Temporary Storage.
- Mole Fraction of [component] in [multi-component material]
- For multi-component phases only. The mole concentration of component in a multi-component phase.
- Molecular Diffusivity of [Species]
- Diffusivity, , of species . A separate scalar field function is available for each species.
- Molecular Diffusivity of Electron
- Molecular diffusivity of electrons,
- Molecular Weight
-
The molecular weight of the specified the material.
- Molecular Weight of [component] in [multi-component material]
- The molecular weight of the components in a multi-component material.
- Molecular Weight of <species>
- The molecular weight of the specified species.
- Mole Fraction of <species>
- The mole fraction, , of species i in a mixture m, where is the species mass fraction, is the molecular weight of the mixture, and is the molecular weight of the species.
- Momentum Source
- The rate of momentum transfer from the Lagrangian phase to the Eulerian phase through phase interaction.
- Monomer Concentration
- Monomer consumption rate defined in Eqn. (3786).
- Morpher Boundary Condition Type
- Different
morpher boundary type returns different values:
- 0 – Fixed
- 1 – Constraint
- 2 – Constraint Intersection
- 3 – Displacement
- 4 – Floating
The values indicate the priority for Consistent Morphing for Edges.
- Morpher Bad Cell Indicator
- The corrupted cells generated by compressing the prism layers.
- Morpher Displacement
- Vector value of the distance by which the morpher has moved the mesh vertices (not face centers) in the current time-step. As this field is a vector field function, you can plot the x-, y-, z-components, and magnitude.
- Morpher Initial Position
- The initial vertex positions from the previous time step or from the last meshing point, when both Morph from Zero and Morph At Inner Iterations are activated in the Mesh Morpher Solver.
- Morpher Nearest Boundary in Gap
- When Prism Layer Morphing is activated, the prismatic layers are compressible in the gap. By compressed prism layers, Morpher Nearest Boundary in Gap is the path vector of each boundary vertex to its closest vertex from the opposite boundary.
- Morpher Target Position
- The final vertex positions where the body vertices are located after morphing.
- Mushy Zone Permeability of [phase]
- The permeability due to obstruction of the flow by a dendritic mesh resulting from partial solidification of the specific phase. The effect of the dendritic mesh is modeled as a porous medium with spatially varying properties.
- Mushy Zone Velocity
- The momentum source terms of the Mushy Zone Permeability model enforce a flow velocity equal to the Mushy Zone Velocity.