Element integration point variables:

Burn fraction of the ignition and growth material.

Reaction rate of the ignition and growth material.

Maximum Mises stress among all of the section points. For a shell element it represents the maximum Mises value among all the section points in the layer, for a beam or pipe element it is the maximum Mises stress among all the section points in the cross-section, and for a solid element it represents the Mises stress at the integration points.

Maximum equivalent plastic strain, PEEQ, among all of the section points. For a shell element it represents the maximum PEEQ value among all the section points in the layer, for a beam or a pipe element it is the maximum PEEQ among all the section points in the cross-section, and for a solid element it represents the PEEQ at the integration points.

Equivalent plastic strain in uniaxial tension for cast iron, Mohr-Coulomb tension cutoff, and concrete damaged plasticity, which is defined as .

Density of the unreacted explosive in the ignition and growth material.

Density of the reacted gas product in the ignition and growth material.

Root mean square of Mises equivalent stress.

Element section variable:

Section nominal strain component n, n = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 for shells; n = 1, 2, 3 for beams and pipes.

Section force component n, n = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 for conventional shells; n = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 for continuum shells; n = 1, 2, 3 for beams and pipes.

Whole element variables:

Forces at the nodes of an element from both the hourglass and the regular deformation modes of that element (internal forces in the global coordinate system).

Forces at the nodes of a beam element caused by the stress resultants in the element (internal forces in the beam section orientation coordinate system).

Element variables:

Coordinates of the element centroid for solid elements. These are the current coordinates if the mesh has moved.

Fluid density.

Wall-normal distance.

Divergence of the fluid velocity.

Enstrophy per unit mass.

Element volume.

Dot product of vorticity and velocity.

Fluid pressure.

Fluid temperature.

Turbulent eddy viscosity.

Fluid velocity.

Second invariant of the velocity gradient.

Curl of the velocity vector.

Nodal variables:

Coordinates of the node. These are the current coordinates if the mesh has moved.

Coordinate n (n = 1, 2, 3).

Fluid density at a node.

Wall-normal distance.

Divergence of the fluid velocity at a node.

Enstrophy per unit mass at a node.

Helicity at a node.

Fluid pressure at a node.

Signed distance function to describe the initial crack front.

Strain-free adjustments to initial nodal positions.

Fluid temperature at a node.

Turbulent eddy viscosity at a node.

Fluid displacement components at a node.

fluid displacement component (n = 1, 2, 3).

Fluid velocity components at a node.

fluid velocity component (n = 1, 2, 3).

Second invariant of the velocity gradient.

Vorticity components at a node.

Vorticity_n vorticity component (n = 1, 2, 3).

Surface variables:

Bond state (the state is 1.0 if bonded, 0.0 if unbonded).

All components of critical stress at failure.

All components of remaining stress in the failed bond.

Fraction of stress that remains at bond failure.

Time when bond failure occurs.

Effective energy release ratio.

All components of strain energy release rate.

Relative displacement behind crack when fracture criterion is met.

Connector element variables:

Connector total forces and moments are now available for element field output.

Connector elastic forces and moments are now available for element field output.

Connector elastic displacements and rotations are now available for element field output.

Connector plastic relative displacements and rotations are now available for element field output.

Connector relative displacements and rotations are now available for element field output.

Connector equivalent plastic relative displacements and rotations are now available for element field output.

Connector viscous forces and moments are now available for element field output.

Connector uniaxial forces and moments are now available for element field output.

Connector components of the overall damage variable are now available for element field output.

Connector derived force is available for both field and history output.

Connector derived displacement is available for both field and history output.