Consider the following pneumatic system which is comprised of two rigid tanks of volume Viand V2. V2 The variables dpi ,õp2, and õp;(t) are small deviations around a reference steady-state pressure pss. The pneumatic lines have linearized resistances R1 and R2. P2 R2 a) Determine the pneumatic capacitances, C1and C2 for filling the tanks with nitrogen gas undergoing an isentropic process at temperature T. V PI b) Derive the dynamic equations for the pressures ôp1, and õp2 withôp;(t) as the Pi Pa input.

Consider the following pneumatic system which is comprised of two rigid tanks of volume Viand V2. V2 The variables dpi ,õp2, and õp;(t) are small deviations around a reference steady-state pressure pss. The pneumatic lines have linearized resistances R1 and R2. P2 R2 a) Determine the pneumatic capacitances, C1and C2 for filling the tanks with nitrogen gas undergoing an isentropic process at temperature T. V PI b) Derive the dynamic equations for the pressures ôp1, and õp2 withôp;(t) as the Pi Pa input.

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