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Old   March 1, 2012, 12:00
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Hi,

I have a Problem with my new CFD-DEM-Solver, this Solver uses OpenFOAM for the CFD Part of the Simulation.
The CFD Solver bases on the rhoPisoFoam Solver.
At the Point where the Dragforce is calculated, there I need nu but the compressible Turbulencemodel has only mu,
so I have to devide mu by rho and thats the point which causes the error.
The first 4 values are something like 1.3245e-310 and I don't know why.
I hope anybody of you know where the mistake is.
Thanks for your help.

attached my log-file with the printed variables

this is the code which causes the error.:

rho_(sm.mesh().lookupObject<volScalarField> (densityFieldName_))

const volScalarField& nufField = particleCloud_.turbulence().mu() / rho_;
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