Table 2.

Radiation and outflow properties.*

QuantityModel-110Model-130Model-140Model-180Model-380
BH accretion rate|$\dot{M}_{\rm BH}$| [LEdd/c2]∼110∼130∼140∼180∼380
Mass injection rate|$\dot{M}_{\rm inj}$| [LEdd/c2]3505007007002000
Outflow rate at rout|$\dot{M}_{\rm outflow}$| [LEdd/c2]∼10∼13∼16∼24∼230
Failed outflow rate at rout|$\dot{M}_{\rm failed}$| [LEdd/c2]0∼4∼8∼15∼100
Quasi steady-state radiusrqss [rS]∼500∼400∼400∼600∼1000
Pure outflow: inner radius|$R_{\rm pure}^{\rm in}$| [rS]∼40∼40∼40∼40∼40
Pure outflow: outer radius|$R_{\rm pure}^{\rm out}$| [rS]∼170∼110∼130∼180∼480
Failed outflow: outer radius|$R_{\rm failed}^{\rm out}$| [rS]∼170∼180∼210∼210∼820
Photon trapping radiusRtrap [rS]∼300∼330∼350∼450∼1100
X-ray luminosityLX [LEdd]∼2.0∼2.1∼2.3∼2.4∼2.7
Mechanical luminosityLmech [LEdd]∼0.07∼0.09∼0.11∼0.16∼0.61
Isotropic X-ray luminosity|$L_{\rm X}^{\rm ISO} (\theta )$| [LEdd]2.0–4.02.3–4.42.4–4.82.3–4.62.1–11
Isotropic mechanical luminosity|$L_{\rm mech}^{\rm ISO}(\theta )$| [LEdd]0.04–0.180.02–0.350.03–0.600.04–1.41.0–8.0
Luminosity ratio|$L_{\rm mech}/L_{\rm X}^{\rm ISO}(\theta )$|0.02–0.040.02–0.040.02–0.050.04–0.070.06–0.29
QuantityModel-110Model-130Model-140Model-180Model-380
BH accretion rate|$\dot{M}_{\rm BH}$| [LEdd/c2]∼110∼130∼140∼180∼380
Mass injection rate|$\dot{M}_{\rm inj}$| [LEdd/c2]3505007007002000
Outflow rate at rout|$\dot{M}_{\rm outflow}$| [LEdd/c2]∼10∼13∼16∼24∼230
Failed outflow rate at rout|$\dot{M}_{\rm failed}$| [LEdd/c2]0∼4∼8∼15∼100
Quasi steady-state radiusrqss [rS]∼500∼400∼400∼600∼1000
Pure outflow: inner radius|$R_{\rm pure}^{\rm in}$| [rS]∼40∼40∼40∼40∼40
Pure outflow: outer radius|$R_{\rm pure}^{\rm out}$| [rS]∼170∼110∼130∼180∼480
Failed outflow: outer radius|$R_{\rm failed}^{\rm out}$| [rS]∼170∼180∼210∼210∼820
Photon trapping radiusRtrap [rS]∼300∼330∼350∼450∼1100
X-ray luminosityLX [LEdd]∼2.0∼2.1∼2.3∼2.4∼2.7
Mechanical luminosityLmech [LEdd]∼0.07∼0.09∼0.11∼0.16∼0.61
Isotropic X-ray luminosity|$L_{\rm X}^{\rm ISO} (\theta )$| [LEdd]2.0–4.02.3–4.42.4–4.82.3–4.62.1–11
Isotropic mechanical luminosity|$L_{\rm mech}^{\rm ISO}(\theta )$| [LEdd]0.04–0.180.02–0.350.03–0.600.04–1.41.0–8.0
Luminosity ratio|$L_{\rm mech}/L_{\rm X}^{\rm ISO}(\theta )$|0.02–0.040.02–0.040.02–0.050.04–0.070.06–0.29
*

Note again that the results of Model-180 are taken from K21. In the calculations of isotropic luminosities (see the last three rows), we take an angular range of 0° < θ < θsurf.

Table 2.

Radiation and outflow properties.*

QuantityModel-110Model-130Model-140Model-180Model-380
BH accretion rate|$\dot{M}_{\rm BH}$| [LEdd/c2]∼110∼130∼140∼180∼380
Mass injection rate|$\dot{M}_{\rm inj}$| [LEdd/c2]3505007007002000
Outflow rate at rout|$\dot{M}_{\rm outflow}$| [LEdd/c2]∼10∼13∼16∼24∼230
Failed outflow rate at rout|$\dot{M}_{\rm failed}$| [LEdd/c2]0∼4∼8∼15∼100
Quasi steady-state radiusrqss [rS]∼500∼400∼400∼600∼1000
Pure outflow: inner radius|$R_{\rm pure}^{\rm in}$| [rS]∼40∼40∼40∼40∼40
Pure outflow: outer radius|$R_{\rm pure}^{\rm out}$| [rS]∼170∼110∼130∼180∼480
Failed outflow: outer radius|$R_{\rm failed}^{\rm out}$| [rS]∼170∼180∼210∼210∼820
Photon trapping radiusRtrap [rS]∼300∼330∼350∼450∼1100
X-ray luminosityLX [LEdd]∼2.0∼2.1∼2.3∼2.4∼2.7
Mechanical luminosityLmech [LEdd]∼0.07∼0.09∼0.11∼0.16∼0.61
Isotropic X-ray luminosity|$L_{\rm X}^{\rm ISO} (\theta )$| [LEdd]2.0–4.02.3–4.42.4–4.82.3–4.62.1–11
Isotropic mechanical luminosity|$L_{\rm mech}^{\rm ISO}(\theta )$| [LEdd]0.04–0.180.02–0.350.03–0.600.04–1.41.0–8.0
Luminosity ratio|$L_{\rm mech}/L_{\rm X}^{\rm ISO}(\theta )$|0.02–0.040.02–0.040.02–0.050.04–0.070.06–0.29
QuantityModel-110Model-130Model-140Model-180Model-380
BH accretion rate|$\dot{M}_{\rm BH}$| [LEdd/c2]∼110∼130∼140∼180∼380
Mass injection rate|$\dot{M}_{\rm inj}$| [LEdd/c2]3505007007002000
Outflow rate at rout|$\dot{M}_{\rm outflow}$| [LEdd/c2]∼10∼13∼16∼24∼230
Failed outflow rate at rout|$\dot{M}_{\rm failed}$| [LEdd/c2]0∼4∼8∼15∼100
Quasi steady-state radiusrqss [rS]∼500∼400∼400∼600∼1000
Pure outflow: inner radius|$R_{\rm pure}^{\rm in}$| [rS]∼40∼40∼40∼40∼40
Pure outflow: outer radius|$R_{\rm pure}^{\rm out}$| [rS]∼170∼110∼130∼180∼480
Failed outflow: outer radius|$R_{\rm failed}^{\rm out}$| [rS]∼170∼180∼210∼210∼820
Photon trapping radiusRtrap [rS]∼300∼330∼350∼450∼1100
X-ray luminosityLX [LEdd]∼2.0∼2.1∼2.3∼2.4∼2.7
Mechanical luminosityLmech [LEdd]∼0.07∼0.09∼0.11∼0.16∼0.61
Isotropic X-ray luminosity|$L_{\rm X}^{\rm ISO} (\theta )$| [LEdd]2.0–4.02.3–4.42.4–4.82.3–4.62.1–11
Isotropic mechanical luminosity|$L_{\rm mech}^{\rm ISO}(\theta )$| [LEdd]0.04–0.180.02–0.350.03–0.600.04–1.41.0–8.0
Luminosity ratio|$L_{\rm mech}/L_{\rm X}^{\rm ISO}(\theta )$|0.02–0.040.02–0.040.02–0.050.04–0.070.06–0.29
*

Note again that the results of Model-180 are taken from K21. In the calculations of isotropic luminosities (see the last three rows), we take an angular range of 0° < θ < θsurf.

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