For the following second-order process with numerator dynamics, solve for the time-domain output response to a step input change of magnitude Au at t=0. 8p(s) = k₂(TS+1) (7,5+1)(T2+1) For k₁ = 1°C/Lpm, T₁ = 3 min, t₂ 3 min, t₂ = 15 min, T, = 20 min find the peak tem- perature and the time that it occurs.

For the following second-order process with numerator dynamics, solve for the time-domain output response to a step input change of magnitude Au at t=0. 8p(s) = k₂(TS+1) (7,5+1)(T2+1) For k₁ = 1°C/Lpm, T₁ = 3 min, t₂ 3 min, t₂ = 15 min, T, = 20 min find the peak tem- perature and the time that it occurs.

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Author:Bruce Crauder, Benny Evans, Alan Noell

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Chapter2: Graphical And Tabular Analysis

Section2.1: Tables And Trends

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