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Old   March 14, 2005, 11:06
Default BC´s natural convection??
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Thomas
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Hello,

I want to simulate natural convection in a simple chimney. I don´t want to use the boussinesq modell, as delta T is about 40 K. I have a pressure inlet at the bottom and a pressure outlet at the top. The sourrunding walls have a temperature condition.

How do I have to specify to density when I use the incompressible ideal gas law?

How do I specify the operating density? I´ve read in a tutorial that I should set the operating density to 0.??

Thank you for your help!

Thomas
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