summaryrefslogtreecommitdiff
path: root/914/CH5/EX5.9/ex5_9.sce
diff options
context:
space:
mode:
Diffstat (limited to '914/CH5/EX5.9/ex5_9.sce')
-rwxr-xr-x914/CH5/EX5.9/ex5_9.sce50
1 files changed, 50 insertions, 0 deletions
diff --git a/914/CH5/EX5.9/ex5_9.sce b/914/CH5/EX5.9/ex5_9.sce
new file mode 100755
index 000000000..828237fee
--- /dev/null
+++ b/914/CH5/EX5.9/ex5_9.sce
@@ -0,0 +1,50 @@
+clc;
+warning("off");
+printf("\n\n example5.9 - pg166");
+// given
+v=1; //[cm/sec] - volume velocity or bulk velocity
+vol=1; //[cm^3] - volume
+na=2; // moles of a
+nb=3; // moles of b
+nc=4; // moles of c
+mma=2; //molecular weight of a
+mmb=3; //molecular weight of b
+mmc=4; //molecular weight of c
+ma=na*mma; //[g] weight of a
+mb=nb*mmb; //[g] weight of b
+mc=nc*mmc; //[g] weight of c
+NabyA=2+2; //[mol/cm^2*s] - molar flux = diffusing flux +convected flux
+NbbyA=-1+3; //[mol/cm^2*s] - molar flux = diffusing flux +convected flux
+NcbyA=0+4; //[mol/cm^2*s] - molar flux = diffusing flux +convected flux
+NtbyA=NabyA+NbbyA+NcbyA; //[mol/cm^2*s] - total molar flux
+// on a mass basis,these corresponds to
+nabyA=4+4; //[g/cm^2*s]; - mass flux = diffusing flux +convected flux
+nbbyA=-3+9; //[g/cm^2*s]; - mass flux = diffusing flux +convected flux
+ncbyA=0+16; //[g/cm^2*s]; - mass flux = diffusing flux +convected flux
+ntbyA=nabyA+nbbyA+ncbyA; //[g/cm^2*s] - total mass flux
+// concentrations are expressed in molar basis
+CA=na/vol; //[mol/cm^3]
+CB=nb/vol; //[mol/cm^3]
+CC=nc/vol; //[mol/cm^3]
+CT=CA+CB+CC; //[mol/cm^3] - total concentration
+// densities are on a mass basis
+pa=ma/vol; //[g/cm^3]
+pb=mb/vol; //[g/cm^3]
+pc=mc/vol; //[g/cm^3]
+pt=pa+pb+pc; //[g/cm^3]
+Ua=NabyA/CA; //[cm/sec];
+Ub=NbbyA/CB; //[cm/sec];
+Uc=NcbyA/CC; //[cm/sec];
+// the same result will be obtained from dividing mass flux by density
+Uz=(pa*Ua+pb*Ub+pc*Uc)/(pa+pb+pc);
+printf("\n\n Uz=%fcm/sec",Uz);
+Uzstar=(NtbyA/CT);
+printf("\n\n Uz*=%fcm/sec",Uzstar);
+printf("\n\n for this example both Uz and Uz* are slightly greater than the volume velocity of 1cm/sec, because there is a net molar and mass diffusion in the positive direction.");
+
+
+
+
+
+
+