4.12 Determine the transfer function, 0(s)/X(s), for a tubular heat exchanger similar to the one shown in Figure 2.3 and described by the following differential equation. d²0 do 25- +26+0= 125x dt dt where x = valve position, in. = temperature of the fluid leaving the heat ex- changer, °C

4.12 Determine the transfer function, 0(s)/X(s), for a tubular heat exchanger similar to the one shown in Figure 2.3 and described by the following differential equation. d²0 do 25- +26+0= 125x dt dt where x = valve position, in. = temperature of the fluid leaving the heat ex- changer, °C

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Determine the transfer function for a tubular heat exchanger similar to the one shown in Figure 2.3 and described by the following differential equation:

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4.12 Determine the transfer function, 0(s)/X(s), for a
tubular heat exchanger similar to the one shown in Figure
2.3 and described by the following differential equation.
do
d²0
25- +26+0= 125x
dt
dt
where x = valve position, in.
=
temperature of the fluid leaving the heat ex-
changer, °C

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