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A boundary element method numerical scheme for simulation of compressible (density depended) fluid flow in porous media is presented. The fluid flow is modelled applying the Brinkman extended Darcy momentum equation, which is commonly used when it is important to satisfy the no-slip boundary condition on impermeable surfaces that bound the porous media domain. The model is applied to consider buoyancy driven flow in a closed porous cavity, differentially heated under large temperature gradients. The density is to be regarded as a dependent thermodynamic variable. The results in terms of velocity and temperature redistribution as well as the total heat transfer across the cavity are presented for different governing parameters.

BEM for compressible convection flow in porous media