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Old   March 18, 2014, 06:32
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Hi all.

I've a problem in simulating a Buoyant Ideal gas inside a closed domain.
Here is the problem.

If I use Air Ideal Gas I obtain a constant absolute pressure field, with a variable density and velocity field

If I use a constant density gas I obtain a Isochoric compression with no buoyancy.

How can I simulate a buoyant gas AND an increase in internal pressure due to temperature increase? Have I to use real gas model?

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