[eric weddle]

Hello there.

Well, I'm new with OpenFOAM and for the past month I've been using it to perform some simulations.

To do so, I took icoFoam and added a second phase to the simulation obtaining a velocity field for each phase. Later on I also added temperature transport for both phases.

Until now I've been simulating only incompressible fluids, but now I need to do the same with compressible ones.

Until now the fluids I was using had constant densities, given by a scalar value, but now I want to change this so I can assign them a variable value given by an equation, such as:

"Pressure/(R*Temperature)", being R the gas universal constant.

As you can see the density would then depend on the pressure, characterizing a compressible flow.

What modifications should I perform in my modified icoFoam so it would be able to correctly simulate this situation???

Or would it be better to use another built-in solver?

Thanks a lot