What is C_U(c,t) in the UDF for two-phase flow? -- CFD Online Discussion Forums

August 24, 2006, 15:04	What is C_U(c,t) in the UDF for two-phase flow?	#1
summer Guest Posts: n/a	Hello, everyone. I used C-U(c,t) where c is cell and t is the thread of the gas-phase in two-phase flow in order to get the velocity. However, I am confused that C_U(c,t) is the physical velocity of the gas phase or the superficial velocity of the gas phase? Thanks in advance.

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