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October 2, 2007, 08:51
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Custom Drag, floating point error: invalid number
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Hi.. I want to fit a custom drag law in simple gas-liquid pipe flow. As an exercise I coded the standard Morsi-Alexander drag Law through a UDF and enabled the drag through UDF. Now, the solver runs for some time and then gives Floating Point Error: Invalid Number. If I lower the underrelaxation, then it runs for a relatively longer time but gives the same error finally.
how to correct this plz help thanx in advance PS: should I post the UDF I wrote ?? |
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