HW 3 - p 4.3 - Degree of Freedom Analysis of an Adiabatic Flash - 3 pts
Consider an adiabatic equilibrium flash. The variables are all indicated in Figure 4.36.
(a) Determine the number of variables.
(b) Write all the independent equations that relate the variables.
(c) Determine the number of equations.
(d) Determine the degrees of freedom.
(e) What variables would you prefer to specify in order to solve a typical adiabatic flash problem?
(a) Determine the number of variables.
(b) Write all the independent equations that relate the variables.
(c) Determine the number of equations.
(d) Determine the degrees of freedom.
(e) What variables would you prefer to specify in order to solve a typical adiabatic flash problem?
posted by Dr. B at 2:32 PM
4 Comments:
I think it's just in the notes from 10-11-06 maybe.
dr. phil 3:47 PM:
Doh ! I forgot to post that one. Thank you for pointing this out. I just posted on the homepage as well as the downloads page. I hope it is helpful.
Hey Dr. B, the link didn't work!
http://courses.washington.edu/cheme435/pdfs/Degees_of_Freedom.pdf
pdiddy 12:47 AM:
Oops. I fixed it. Sorry about that.
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