types of Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor
Introduction
The development here is taken from the book "Process Dynamics Modeling, Analysis, and Simulation" by B. Wayne Bequette.
What is diabatic? This is a preferred term to the statement "non-adiabatic" which involves a double negative. We will refer to the diabatic continuous stirred tank reactor as "DCSTR"
Diagram of System
Once the diagram has been understood, it is necessary to define the mathematical model. Any model has two components, the symbols in which it is expressed and their relationship to the quantities in the real world, and the equations that link the symbols and through which the values of certain variables are computed. These two elements normally co-evolve, but for presentation they are often separated into the parameter and variable defintions and the equations.
DCSTR:The Parameters and Variables
DCSTR:The Equations
Once a mathematical model has been defined a computer implementation is often performed to enable the quantities that the model computes to be routinely obtained. In this case we have chosen Matlab to be the target implementation language.
DCSTR:The Code
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