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This document is a report submitted to Dr. Imran Rafique Chughtai by 5 students (Saeed ur Rehman, Hafiz Zohaib Hasan, Tanveer ul Haq, Muhammad Waseem, Muhammad Abrar Hanif) on December 21, 2014 regarding a process modelling and control problem. The problem involves using the Euler method to numerically solve a continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR) model for a first-order irreversible reaction involving species A and B, and plotting the concentration of A over time.

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This document is a report submitted to Dr. Imran Rafique Chughtai by 5 students (Saeed ur Rehman, Hafiz Zohaib Hasan, Tanveer ul Haq, Muhammad Waseem, Muhammad Abrar Hanif) on December 21, 2014 regarding a process modelling and control problem. The problem involves using the Euler method to numerically solve a continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR) model for a first-order irreversible reaction involving species A and B, and plotting the concentration of A over time.

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2014

Process Modelling and Control

Submitted To:

Dr. Imran Rafique Chughtai


Submitted By:
Saeed ur Rehman MSPE-1315
Hafiz Zohaib Hasan MSPE-1317
Tanveer ul Haq MSPE-1319
Muhammad Waseem MSPE-1320
Muhammad Abrar Hanif MSPE-1326
12/21/2014

Problem Statement:Make a computer program to solve the CSTR model for the following reaction

Consider a reaction

Given Data:
Order of reaction =n=2

Reaction rate constant=k=0.4


Initial concentration in tank=

Volume=V=100 liter

Volumetric flow rate=q=15

Operating conditions:
1. We have

initially, and after a certain time, we have a step change in

it.
2. After that certain time, we also have a variation in volumetric flow rate by a straight
line.

Assumptions:
1. Fully mixed reactor (
2. Constant density

Note: Assuming from t=0 to t=4 sec, we have constant CA0


flow rate. After t>4, we have change in CA0

and constant volumetric

and volumetric flow rate.

Balance Equation for A (Reactant)

)=

From equation

Now we have to determine


Euler Method.

as a function of time. We will do it numerically by using Forward

Numerical solution by Euler method:

Table of time and Concentration

Plot of Concentration vs time

Plot of volumetric flow rate vs time

Plot of volume vs time

Results and Discussions:


As the reaction starts at time zero the concentration of the reactant within the tank
decreases as plot shows. After few time we change the volumetric flow rate and
concentration of the reactant in the input stream. Due to this the concentration
increases within the tank because the rate of reaction is constant.

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