How Do Altitude, Pressure, and Temperature Affect Airship Gas Dynamics?

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Altitude, pressure, and temperature significantly impact airship gas dynamics. As altitude increases, pressure decreases, causing the gas inside the airship to expand. When temperature rises, gas also expands, but if temperature decreases proportionally with pressure, the gas volume remains stable. However, in practice, pressure typically falls faster than temperature, leading to further gas expansion. Understanding these relationships is crucial for airship design and operation.
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Ok i need to know this for an essay I'm doign can someone explain to me the effect that changes in altitude pressure and temperature effect the gas inside the airship?
 
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IF pressure drops gas expands if tempreture rises gas expands. So if the tempreture falls propotionaly to the fall in pressure then the gas stays the same volume. However this isn't the case and the pressue falls faster than the tempreture so the gas expands. should help
 
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