A stirred-tank blending system can be described by a first-order transfer function between the exitcomposition x and the inlet composition
where
a. Calculate the exit composition response
b. Using the Initial Value Theorem of Section 3.4, determine the value of
c. If the process is initially at a steady state with
d. Compare your answer for parts (a)-(c) and briefly discuss any differences.
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