Using Incompressible Ideal Gas Law for Natural Convection?
How to use the Incompressible ideal gas law for Natural Convection?
In the analysis of natural convection of a gas, the incompressible ideal gas law is used because the Boussinesq model is improper to use for a large temperature change. The solution show below outlines how the incompressible ideal gas law operates and an example.
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