H
- Heat Exchanger Density Region 0|1
- Density in Region 0|1 of the Dual-Stream Heat Exchanger. This quantity is only available when the Dual-Stream Heat Exchanger is set in the simulation.
- Heat Exchanger Dynamic Viscosity Region 0|1
- Dynamic viscosity in Region 0|1 of the Dual-Stream Heat Exchanger. This quantity is only available when the Dual-Stream Heat Exchanger is set in the simulation.
- Heat Exchanger Energy Source
- This field function is applicable for dual stream heat exchangers. It represents the local heat transfer rate between the cells connected by a Heat Exchanger Direct Region Interface. See Heat Exchanger Energy Source Option.
- Heat Exchanger Specific Heat Region 0|1
- Specific heat in Region 0|1 of the Dual-Stream Heat Exchanger. This quantity is only available when the Dual-Stream Heat Exchanger is set in the simulation.
- Heat Exchanger Temperature Difference
- This field function is applicable for dual stream heat exchangers.
- Heat Exchanger Temperature Jump
- This field function is applicable for dual stream heat exchangers.
- Heat Exchanger Temperature Region 0|1
- Temperature in Region 0|1 of the Dual-Stream Heat Exchanger. This quantity is only available when the Dual-Stream Heat Exchanger is set in the simulation.
- Heat Exchanger Thermal Conductivity Region 0|1
- Thermal conductivity in Region 0|1 of the Dual-Stream Heat Exchanger. This quantity is only available when the Dual-Stream Heat Exchanger is set in the simulation.
- Heat Exchanger U|V|W Velocity Region 0|1
- Velocity in x|y|z-direction in Region 0|1 of the Dual-Stream Heat Exchanger. This quantity is only available when the Dual-Stream Heat Exchanger is set in the simulation.
- Heat Loss Ratio
- in Eqn. (3520). When using the Inert Stream model, heat losses or gains from the fluid stream are also accounted for. See Inert Streams.
- Heat Transfer Coefficient
- The wall boundary
heat transfer coefficient defined by:
where
- is the wall boundary temperature.
- is the specified Reference Temperature in the field function.
For a multiphase fluid, the heat transfer coefficient is defined using the volume-fraction-weighted version of the Boundary Conduction Heat Flux field function.
In a multiphase continuum, a version of this field function is created for each phase.
For harmonic balance cases, the value of the coefficient is a time-mean.
- Helicity
- The scalar defined by where is velocity and is vorticity.
- Hinze Entrainment Diameter of [dispersed phase] of [phase interaction]
- The Hinze diameter in Eqn. (2232).
- History of [Field Function] Sample [0]
- The field history of the selected field function for the specified sample state. A field history is a type of field monitor that stores a finite number of samples for the selected field function.
- hu
- The conditional enthalpy in the unburnt gases, in Eqn. (3902).
- Hydrogen Cyanide
- Displays the mass fraction of hydrogen cyanide.
- Hydrostatic Pressure of [VofWave Name]
- Hydrostatic pressure of a particular VOF wave. This setting can be used to initialize the pressure field and on pressure boundaries.
- Hysteresis Loss Coefficient
- Corresponds to the coefficient in Eqn. (4344).