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Hello all,
does anybody know if it is possible to obtain the fluid.temperature.gradient with USER_GETVAR within a particle user routine (Fortran)? Or, is there another possibility? These are the parts for USER_GETVAR of my source code: C ... #include "MMS.h" #include "stack_point.h C ... __stack_point__ pAIRTGRAD C ... CALL USER_GETVAR('Air at 25 C.Temperature.Gradient',CRESLT, & pAIRTGRAD,CZ,DZ,IZ,LZ,RZ) C ... The results for this gradient is for every cell and particle the same it is: p_AIRTGRAD(1)=0 p_AIRTGRAD(2)=1.45 e-45 p_AIRTGRAD(3)=0 Thanks in advance, Felix |
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