Consider a pressure surge system (as shown below) to reduce the effect of pressure variations at a compressor outlet on the pressure in a compressed gas header. Derive the transfer function W'3(s)/P'c(s)? Available Information: (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) The three valves operate linearly with resistances R1, R2, R3. Ex: w, = (P. - P,)/R, The tank volumes (V, and V2) are constant. The Ideal Gas Law holds. The molecular weight of the gas is M. Operation is isothermal. w1 w2 W3 Pe P1 P2 Ph R1 R2 To header R3 Surge tank 1 Surge tank ?

Consider a pressure surge system (as shown below) to reduce the effect of pressure variations at a compressor outlet on the pressure in a compressed gas header. Derive the transfer function W'3(s)/P'c(s)? Available Information: (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) The three valves operate linearly with resistances R1, R2, R3. Ex: w, = (P. - P,)/R, The tank volumes (V, and V2) are constant. The Ideal Gas Law holds. The molecular weight of the gas is M. Operation is isothermal. w1 w2 W3 Pe P1 P2 Ph R1 R2 To header R3 Surge tank 1 Surge tank ?

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