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Old   May 30, 2022, 02:01
Default Eulerian Granular diameter as function of phase species
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Dear colleagues,

could you please help me to make this code work. At the time it ruins case with SIGSEGV error during initialization




#include "udf.h"

real particle_diameter_function;
real mass_fraction_carbon;




DEFINE_PROPERTY(particle_diam, cell, t)
{
Thread *phase1_thread;
phase1_thread = THREAD_SUB_THREAD(t,3);
mass_fraction_carbon = C_YI(cell, phase1_thread, 6);
particle_diameter_function = ((0.003 - 10e-6)/(1 - 0))*(mass_fraction_carbon - 0) + 10e-6;
return particle_diameter_function;

}

Thanks.
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