Integrating a function with nested functions

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Hello all,
I have been stuck on a problem where I had written a function and integrated it in regards to 1 variable and it worked fine. I then adjusted it to become a function of 2 variables and changed to a double integral. However, this isn't working properly.
The original function was:
*function s_avg=siev_avg(rs,Mw,Jv)
rp=0;
fun1=@(rp)sieving(rs,rp,Mw,Jv).*log_normal(rp).*rp.^4;
fun2=@(rp)log_normal(rp).*rp.^4;
s_avg =integral(fun1,1.03*rs,inf)/integral(fun2,0,inf);
end*
I then changed it to this:
*function Sa=actual(rs,Mw)
b=0.03648*10^9;
fun1=@(r,rp)sieving3(rs,rp,Mw,r).*log_normal(rp).*rp.^4;
fun2=@(rp)log_normal(rp).*rp.^4;
Sa =integral2(fun1,0,b,1.03*rs,inf)./integral(fun2,0,inf);
end*
And the result was that instead of the integration running on the nested function I simply get the result from before multiplied by "b" which is the maximum value of "r".
How can I get this to run the integral on the innermost function because there is basically only one function nested 3 or 4 layers deep that is actually a function of "r".
Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks.

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