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1#*---------------------------------------------------------------------
2* EMSO Model Library (EML) Copyright (C) 2004 - 2007 ALSOC.
3*
4* This LIBRARY is free software; you can distribute it and/or modify
5* it under the therms of the ALSOC FREE LICENSE as available at
6* http://www.enq.ufrgs.br/alsoc.
7*
8* EMSO Copyright (C) 2004 - 2007 ALSOC, original code
9* from http://www.rps.eng.br Copyright (C) 2002-2004.
10* All rights reserved.
11*
12* EMSO is distributed under the therms of the ALSOC LICENSE as
13* available at http://www.enq.ufrgs.br/alsoc.
14*
15*----------------------------------------------------------------------
16* 7. Diffusion with chemical reaction in a one dimensional slab
17*----------------------------------------------------------------------
18*
19*   Description:
20*      This problem is part of a collection of 10 representative
21*       problems in Chemical Engineering for solution by numerical methods
22*       developed for Cutlip (1998).
23*
24*   Subject:
25*       * Transport Phenomena
26*               * Reaction Engineering
27*
28*       Concepts utilized:
29*               Methods for solving second order ODEs with 2 point boundary
30*       values typically used in transport phenomena and reaction kinetics.
31*
32*       Numerical method:
33*               * Simultaneous ODEs with split boundary conditions
34*               * Resolved by finite difference method
35*
36*   Reference:
37*               * CUTLIP et al. A collection of 10 numerical problems in
38*       chemical engineering solved by various mathematical software
39*       packages. Comp. Appl. in Eng. Education. v. 6, 169-180, 1998.
40*       * More informations and a detailed description of all problems
41*       is available online in http://www.polymath-software.com/ASEE
42*
43*----------------------------------------------------------------------
44* Author: Rodolfo Rodrigues
45* GIMSCOP/UFRGS - Group of Integration, Modeling, Simulation,
46*                                       Control, and Optimization of Processes
47* $Id$
48*--------------------------------------------------------------------*#
49using "types";
50
51
52
53Model problem
54        PARAMETERS
55outer N as Integer      (Brief="Number of discrete points", Lower=3);
56       
57        Co              as conc_mol             (Brief="Constant concentration at the surface");
58        D               as diffusivity  (Brief="Binary diffusion coefficient");
59        k               as Real                 (Brief="Homogeneous reaction rate constant", Unit='1/s');
60        L               as length               (Brief="Bottom surface");
61       
62       
63        VARIABLES
64        C(N+2)  as conc_mol             (Brief="Concentration of reactant");
65        z(N+2)  as length               (Brief="Distance", Default=1e-3);
66        dz              as length_delta (Brief="Distance increment");   
67
68
69        EQUATIONS
70        "Discrete interval"
71        dz = (z(N+2) - z(1))/(N+1);
72       
73        for i in [2:(N+1)] do
74        "Concentration of reactant"     
75                (C(i+1) - 2*C(i)+ C(i-1))/(z(i) - z(i-1))^2
76                        = (k/D)*C(i);
77               
78        "Discrete length"
79                z(i) = z(i-1) + dz;
80        end
81
82        # Boundary conditions
83        "Initial and boundary condition" # z = 0
84        C(1) = Co;
85       
86        "Upper boundary" # z = L
87        (C(N+2) - C(N+1))/(z(N+2) - z(N+1)) = 0*'kmol/m^4';
88       
89       
90        SET
91        Co= 0.2*'kmol/m^3';
92        D = 1.2e-9*'m^2/s';
93        k = 1e-3/'s';
94        L = 1e-3*'m';
95end
96
97
98
99FlowSheet numerical_solution
100        PARAMETERS
101        N               as Integer;
102       
103       
104        DEVICES
105        reac    as problem;
106       
107       
108        SET
109        N = 10; # Number of discrete points
110       
111       
112        SPECIFY
113        reac.z(1) = 0*'m';
114
115        reac.z(N+2) = reac.L;
116
117        OPTIONS
118        Dynamic = false;
119end
120
121
122
123FlowSheet comparative
124        PARAMETERS
125        N               as Integer;
126       
127       
128        VARIABLES
129        C_(N+2) as conc_mol     (Brief="Concentration of reactant by analytical solution");
130       
131        r_              as Real         (Brief="Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient");
132       
133        Cm              as conc_mol     (Brief="Arithmetic mean of calculated C");
134        C_m             as conc_mol     (Brief="Arithmetic mean of analytical C");
135       
136       
137        DEVICES
138        reac    as problem;
139       
140       
141        SET
142        N = 10; # Number of discrete points
143       
144       
145        EQUATIONS
146        "Analytical solution"
147        C_ = reac.Co*cosh(reac.L*sqrt(reac.k/reac.D)*(1 - reac.z/reac.L))
148        /cosh(reac.L*sqrt(reac.k/reac.D));
149
150        "Pearson correlation coefficient" # used by softwares like MS Excel
151        r_ = (sum((reac.C - Cm)*(C_ - C_m)))/sqrt(sum((reac.C - Cm)^2)*sum((C_ - C_m)^2));
152       
153        "Arithmetic mean of C"
154        Cm = sum(reac.C)/(N+1);
155       
156        "Arithmetic mean of C_"
157        C_m = sum(C_)/(N+1);
158       
159       
160        SPECIFY
161        reac.z(1) = 0*'m';
162
163        reac.z(N+2) = reac.L;
164
165        OPTIONS
166        Dynamic = false;
167end
168
169
170FlowSheet analytical_solution
171        PARAMETERS
172        Co              as conc_mol;
173        L               as length;
174        k               as Real(Unit='1/s');
175        D               as diffusivity;
176       
177       
178        VARIABLES
179        C               as conc_mol             (Default=0.2);
180        z               as length               (Default=1e-3);
181       
182       
183        EQUATIONS
184        "Change time in z"
185        z = time*'m/s';
186       
187        "Analytical solution"
188        C = Co*cosh(L*sqrt(k/D)*(1 - z/L))/cosh(L*sqrt(k/D));
189       
190       
191        SET
192        Co= 0.2*'kmol/m^3';
193        D = 1.2e-9*'m^2/s';
194        k = 1e-3/'s';
195        L = 1e-3*'m';
196       
197       
198        OPTIONS
199        TimeStart = 0;
200        TimeStep = 1e-6;
201        TimeEnd = 1e-3;
202end
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