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Suppose, for example, that the solid is composed of a layer of insulation on top of a layer of plastic on top of a layer of steel. The steel is impermeable. By setting \ct{LAYER_DIVIDE=2.0} to the \ct{SURF} line whose first layer is the insulation directs the vapors generated by the insulation and plastic to be driven out of the exterior surface of the insulation. Similarly, for the \ct{SURF} line that is applied to the steel, specifying \ct{LAYER_DIVIDE=0.0} would indicate that no fuel vapors are to escape the steel surface. Note that in this instance, the sum of the values of \ct{LAYER_DIVIDE} is not equal to the number of layers, but this is not a problem because the layer of steel does not generate any gases.
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The solid phase output \ct{QUANTITY='PYROLYSIS DEPTH'} can check if the \ct{LAYER_DIVIDE} is being applied correctly. For example, the input line
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The solid phase output \ct{QUANTITY='LAYER DIVIDE DEPTH'} can check if the \ct{LAYER_DIVIDE} is being applied correctly. For example, the input line
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