To calculate: The concentration of each reactant as the function of distance by using the finite difference approach, and apply centred finite-difference approximations with
Answer to Problem 15P
Solution:
The concentration of each reactant as the function of distance is,
The below plot shows the distance versus reactant.
Explanation of Solution
Given Information:
The series of first order, liquid phase reactions is,
The second order ODEs by using the steady-state mass balance.
Here,
Refer to the Prob 28.14, the Danckwerts boundary conditions is,
Here,
Formula used:
The finite divided difference formula is,
Calculation:
Recall the ordinary differential equations,
Substitute the finite divided difference formula in the above differential equations.
Substitute
Solve further,
Now solve for inlet node
Here use the second order version from the Table 19.3 for the interior nodes,
Can be solved for,
Substitute
Solve for the outer node
The similar equations can be written for the other nodes, because the condition does not include reaction rates Substitute all the parameter gives,
Rearrange the all equations in matrix form for each reactant separately, because the reactions are in series.
Write for the reactant A.
Write the following code in MATLAB.
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The output is,
Write the all the above equations in matrix form for the reactant B.
Write the following code in MATLAB.
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The output is,
Write the all the above equations in matrix form for the reactant C.
Write the following code in MATLAB.
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The output is,
The reaction is in series, thus the system for each reactant is,
The below plot shows the distance versus reactant.
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