OUTPU

OUTPU permits the users to obtain printout of specified variables (optional). OUTPU specifications will supersede the default condition specified in KDATA in data block PARAM.

Record OUTPU.0 (optional)

Free format for 1 string parameter, or Format(A20)

COUTFM

COUTFM a keyword indicating the desired output format, currently either CSV, TECPLOT, or PETRASIM

Record OUTPU.1

Free format for 1 parameter, or Format(I5)

MAXOUTVAR

MOUTVAR number of variables to be printed out.

Record OUTPU.2, OUTPU.3, …, OUTPU.(1+MOUTVAR)

Free format for 3 parameters, or Format(A20,2I5)

COUTLN, ID1, ID2

COUTLN name of variable, to be chosen among the available options. They include primary variables, secondary parameters, flow terms, and more. The name of variables is all capital letters and should be typed in the input file as shown in Table 18.

ID1 first option for the corresponding keyword in COUTLN, as shown in Table 18.

ID2 second option for the corresponding keyword in COUTLN, as shown in Table 18.

Table 18. Keywords of block OUTPU and related output variables

Keyword	ID1	ID2	Output Variable
SET	ISET	-	Prints predefined sets of output variables. ISET = 1: Set of main element-related output variables ISET = 2: Set of main connection-related output variables ISET = 3: Set of main generation-related output variables
NO COMMA	-	-	Omit commas between values
NO QUOTES	-	-	Omit quotes around values
NO NAME	-	-	Omit element names
COORDINATE COORD	NXYZ	-	Grid-block or connection coordinates; mesh dimension and orientation are automatically determined, or can be specified through variable NXYZ: NXYZ = 1 : Mesh is 1D “X ” NXYZ = 2 : Mesh is 1D “ Y ” NXYZ = 3 : Mesh is 1D “ Z” NXYZ = 4 : Mesh is 2D “XY ” NXYZ = 5 : Mesh is 2D “X Z” NXYZ = 6 : Mesh is 2D “ YZ” NXYZ = 7 : Mesh is 3D “XYZ”
INDEX	-	-	Index (running number) of elements, connections, or sinks/sources
MATERIAL ROCK ROCK TYPE	-	-	Material number
MATERIAL NAME ROCK NAME ROCK TYPE NAME	-		Material name
ABSOLUTE	ISOT	-	Absolute permeability in direction ISOT; if ISOT = 0, permeabilities related to all three directions are printed
POROSITY	-	-	Porosity
TEMPERATURE	-	-	Temperature
PRESSURE	IPH#	-	Pressure of phase IPH
SATURATION	IPH#	-	Saturation of phase IPH
RELATIVE	IPH#	-	Relative permeability of phase IPH
VISCOSITY	IPH#	-	Viscosity of phase IPH
DENSITY	IPH#	-	Density of phase IPH
ENTHALPY	IPH#	-	Enthalpy of phase IPH
CAPILLARY	IPH#	-	Capillary pressure; if IPH = 1, difference between gas and aqueous phase pressures (for ECO2, difference between gaseous CO2 and aqueous phase pressures); if IPH=2, difference between gas-NAPL phase pressures for TMVOC, and difference between gaseous and liquid CO2 phase pressures for ECO2
MASS FRACTION	IPH	IC	Mass fraction of component IC in phase IPH
DIFFUSION1	IPH#	-	Diffusion parameter group 1 ( ) of phase b = IPH
DIFFUSION2	IPH#	-	Diffusion parameter group 2 ( ) of phase b = IPH
PSAT	-	-	Saturated vapor pressure
BIOMASS	-	-	Biomass concentration
PRIMARY	IPV	-	Primary variable No. IPV; if IPV = 0, all NK+1 primary variables are printed; if IPV<0, 1 to -IPV primary variables are printed. Alternatively, if IE(59)>0, the corresponding primary variable changes (DX) will be printed.
PVCHANGE	IPV		Changes (DX) of primary variable No. IPV at current time step; if IPV = 0, changes of all NK+1 primary variables are printed; if IPV<0, 1 to -IPV changes of primary variables are printed.
RESIDUALS	IPV		Residuals of mass balance at current NR iteration; if IPV = 0, residuals of all NK+1 mass/energy components are printed; if IPV<0, residuals of 1 to -IPV mass components are printed.
SECONDARY	IPH#	ISP	Secondary parameter No. ISP related to phase IPH, where ISP = 0 : All secondary parameters ISP = 1 : Phase saturation ISP = 2 : Relative permeability ISP = 3 : Viscosity ISP = 4 : Density ISP = 5 : Enthalpy ISP = 6 : Capillary pressure ISP = 7 : Diffusion parameter group 1 ISP = 8 : Diffusion parameter group 2
TOTAL FLOW TOTAL FLOW RATE	-	-	Total flow rate
FLOW RATE FLOW RATE	IPH	IC	Advective flow rate. IPH=0; IC=0: Total flow IPH>0; IC=0: Flow of phase IPH IPH<0; IC=0: Flow of each phase IPH>0; IC>0: Flow of component IC in phase IPV IPH>0; IC<0: The flow of each component in phase IPH
DIFFUSIVE FLOW	IPH	IC	Diffusive flow rate. IPH=0; IC=0: Total flow IPH>0; IC=0: Flow of phase IPH IPH<0; IC=0: Flow of each phase IPH>0; IC>0: Flow of component IC in phase IPH IPH>0; IC<0: The flow of each component in phase IPH
HEAT FLOW	-	-	Heat flow rate
VELOCITY	IPH#	-	Flow velocity of phase IPH
GENERATION GENEARTION RATE	-	-	Production or injection rate
FLOWING ENTHALPY	-	-	Flowing enthalpy
FRACTIONAL FLOW	IPH#	-	Fractional flow of phase IPH (production only)
WELLBORE RESSURE	-	-	Wellbore pressure (wells on deliverability only)

# If IPH = 0, the output variables of all phases are printed.

Used in: All EOS modules

Example:

OUTPU

4

PRESSURE

TEMPERATURE

SATURATION, 2

MASS FRACTION, 1, 2