33.3.21 Flamelet 3D Surfaces Dialog Box

The Flamelet 3D Surfaces dialog box allows you to display 2D plots and 3D surfaces showing the variation of species fraction or temperature with the mean mixture fraction or scalar dissipation. See Section  16.6.4 for details.

Flamelet Type   indicates the type of flamelets whose surfaces will be displayed.

Plot Variable   enables you to choose temperature or species fraction as the variable to be plotted.

Plot Type   consists of options for plot type.

3D Surface   enables plotting on 3D surfaces.

2D curve on 3D surface   enables plotting of a 2D curve on a 3D surface.

Options   consists of the following parameters:

Draw Numbers Box   enables the display of a wireframe box with the numerical limits in each coordinate direction.

Write To File   enables saving the plot data to a file.

Curve Parameters   consists of controls related to plot display.

X-Axis Function   consists of the function against which the plot variable will be displayed.

Scalar Dissipation   enables display of plot variable against the scalar dissipation function.

Mixture Fraction   enables display of plot variable against the mixture fraction.

Constant Value of Scalar Dissipation   consists of the controls to specify the type of discretization (i.e., how the flamelet data will be sliced) for the variable that is being held constant.

Slice by   consists of the controls to specify discretization.

Index   enables you to specify discretization index of the variable that is being held constant.

Value   enables you to specify the numerical value of the variable that is being held constant.

Index   consists of the controls that are displayed when you enable Index under Slice by.

Index #   displays the index number.

Min   displays the minimum of the range of integer values that you are allowed to choose from.

Max   displays the maximum of the range of integer values that you are allowed to choose from.

Value   consists of the controls that are displayed when you enable Value under Slice by.

Value   enables you to enter the numerical value of the variable that is being held constant.

Min   displays the minimum of the range of integer values that you are allowed to choose from.

Max   displays the minimum of the range of integer values that you are allowed to choose from.