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Q1. Two liquid level tanks are connected in series (interacting). The differential equations for the two systems are: system1: 3 dt + h, (t) = h2(t) %3D dh (t) system 2: 2- dt + h2(t) = q(t) +0.5h, (t) Draw the signal flow block diagram Find the transfer function hecs 9:15) i. ii. GES. ii. The response for unit step change. XCS).

Q1. Two liquid level tanks are connected in series (interacting). The differential equations for the two systems are: system1: 3 dt + h, (t) = h2(t) %3D dh (t) system 2: 2- dt + h2(t) = q(t) +0.5h, (t) Draw the signal flow block diagram Find the transfer function hecs 9:15) i. ii. GES. ii. The response for unit step change. XCS).

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Q1. Two liquid level tanks are connected in series (interacting). The differential equations for the two systems are: dh,(t) system1: 3 dt +h, (t) = h2(t) %3D dh2(t) system 2: + h2(t) = q(t) + 0.5h, (t) dt Draw the signal flow block diagram Find the transfer function hecs 9:15) i. ii. iii. The response for unit step change. XCS).
Transcribed Image Text:Q1. Two liquid level tanks are connected in series (interacting). The differential equations for the two systems are: dh,(t) system1: 3 dt +h, (t) = h2(t) %3D dh2(t) system 2: + h2(t) = q(t) + 0.5h, (t) dt Draw the signal flow block diagram Find the transfer function hecs 9:15) i. ii. iii. The response for unit step change. XCS).
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