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Kahlil Fredrick Cui
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Hi!
I want to set the velocity of a cell to 0 if the value or alpha1 (water phase) is less than a certain value (like <0.01) since I want to reduce the velocity of air I implemented this in Ueqn right after the convective term: Code:
forAll(U, celli)
{
if (alpha1[celli] < 0.01)
{
U[celli] == vector(0.0,0.0,0.0);
}
}
Maybe I'm positioning the code wrong? or it the way it is written? Any help would be very much appreciated. Thank you! |
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