[ ] - designation of a dispensable element of a name.

The options are introduced in alphabetical order.

• AREA dictates that the source should be calculated as 'per unit area' of a plane VR object.

  This option is used only in the (SOURCE statement.

• BLAS[IUS] dictates that the source calculated by the formula is to be multiplied by the surface area times the relevant effective exchange coefficient (viscosity for velocities, thermal conductivity for temperature, etc), calculated from the Blasius formula.

  This option is used only in the (SOURCE statement and for patches of wall type.

• CORREC dictates that that the formula should be evaluated at the moment of calculation of corrections.

  This option is used with the CORR() function only in the (STORED statement. The option is created by Satellite automatically if the formula contains the CORR() function.

• EAST notes the cell face where diffusion or convection terms of finite-volume equitions can be modified.

  This option is used only in the (MODDIF and (MODCON statements. It can be specified together with NORTH and HIGH options.

• EQCOEF dictates that the formula should be evaluated at the moment of calculation of the coefficients of the finite-volume equations.

  This option is used with AECO(), AWCO(), ANCO(), ASCO(), AHCO(), ALCO() or APCO() functions only in the (STORED statement. The option is created by Satellite automatically if the formula contains one from these functions.

• FIXF[LU] dictates that the source is of a fixed magnitude.

  This option is used only in the (SOURCE statement, for which it is the default condition.

• FIXV[AL] dictates that the source is such as to fix the value of the relevant dependent variable, which is achieved by making the source equal to:

  2.0e+10 * (the fixed value minus the current value)

  This option is used only in the (SOURCE statement.

• GAMCOF dictates that the formula should be evaluated at the moment of calculation of the exchange coefficients .

  This option is used with the GAMM() function only in the (STORED statement. The option is created by Satellite automatically if the formula contains the GAMM() function.

• HIGH notes the cell face where diffusion or convection terms of finite-volume equitions can be modified.

  This option is used only in the (MODDIF and (MODCON statements. It can be specified together with EAST and NORTH options.

• IF(condition) dictates that the formula should be evaluated only when and where "condition" is true. The format of the "condition" expression is the same as that of Fortan.

  This option can be used in all In-Form statements.

• IMAT=iprp dictates that the formula should be evaluated only for cells where the PRPS variable, which indicates the material index IMAT, is equal to a prescribed value: iprp.

  This option can be used in all In-Form statements. Other possible relations between IMAT and iprp may be expressed as:

  • IMAT>iprp greater than iprp
  • IMAT<iprp less than value iprp
  • IMAT>=iprp greater than or equal to iprp
  • IMAT<=iprp less than or equal to iprp
  • IMAT!=iprp not equal to iprp

• INFOB_n dictates that the formula should be evaluated only for cells occupied by the In-Form formula-set object with "n" number. "n" is a positive integer number.

  This option can be used in all In-Form statements.

• ITHSTR means that the formula should be evaluated at the start of the hydrodynamic iteration.

  This option is used only in the (STORED statement.

• ITHFIN means that the formula should be evaluated at the finish of the hydrodynamic iteration.

  This option is used only in the (STORED statement.

• LAMW[AL] dictates that the source calculated by the formula is to be multiplied by the surface area times the relevant laminar exchange coefficient (viscosity for velocities, thermal conductivity for temperature, etc).

  This option is used only in the (SOURCE statement and for patches of wall type.

• LINE dictates that the value of the source is to be linearised with respect to the dependent variable in question.

  This option is used only in the (SOURCE statement. At should be used whenever the formula implies that the source diminishes when the dependent variable increases.

• LOGL dictates that the source calculated by the formula is to be multiplied by the surface area times the relevant effective exchange coefficient (viscosity for velocities, thermal conductivity for temperature, etc), calculated from the logarithmic-profile formula.

  This option is used only in the (SOURCE statement and for patches of wall type.

• LSWEEP dictates that the formula should only be evaluated on the last sweep of every time step.

• NORTH notes the cell face where diffusion or convection terms of finite-volume equitions can be modified.

  This option is used only in the (MODDIF and (MODCON statements. It can be specified together with EAST and HIGH options.

• ONLY[MS] dictates that the source calculated by the formula is to be multiplied by the inflowing mass of the relevant phase.

  This option is used only in the (SOURCE statement.

• PORO[S] dictates that after the setting of In-Form object the volume and face porosities will be calculated if they are declared by store(vpor), store(epor), store(npor) or store(hpor) PIL command.

  This option is used only in the (INFOB statement.

  See also

• RESIDU dictates that the formula should be evaluated at the moment of calculation of the residuals.

  This option is used with the RESI() function only in the (STORED statement. The option is created by Satellite automatically if the formula contains the RESI() function.

• SWPFIN dictates that the formula should be evaluated at the finish of the SWEEP loop.

  This option is used only in the (STORED statement.

• SWPSTR dictates that the formula should be evaluated at the start of the SWEEP loop.

  This option is used only in the (STORED statement.

• TSTFIN dictates that the formula should be evaluated at the finish of the time step.

  This option is used only in the (STORED statement.

• TSTSTR dictates that the formula should be evaluated at the start of the time step.

  This option is used only in the (STORED statement.

• VOLU dictates that the source should be calculated as 'per unit volume' of the relevant VR object.

  This option is used only in the (SOURCE statement.
  Note that VOLUME will not be accepted

• WHOL dictates that the source calculated by the formula is the total for whole VR object, distributed between cells in proportion to the volume of the cell which is occupied by the object.

  This option is used only in the (SOURCE statement.
  Note that WHOLE will not be accepted

• ZSLFIN dictates that the formula should be evaluated at the finish of the operations at the particular IZ slab.

  This option is used only in the (STORED statement, and is the default.

• ZSLSTR dictates that the formula should be evaluated before the start operations at the particular IZ slab.

  This option is used only in the (STORED statement.