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!!!! Linear vs. Nonlinear Models
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!!!! Linear vs. Nonlinear Models: CSTR Case Study
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!!!! Linear vs. Nonlinear Models: Gravity Drained Tank Case Study
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* %list list-page% [[Attach:CSTR_MATLAB.zip | CSTR Nonlinear vs. Linear MATLAB Solution]]

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!!!! Homework

# Course reading for next class: 3.1-3.4 (PDC).
# Assignment due by the start of Lecture #16: [[Attach:sp9.pdf | SP9]]

Don't forget that the first part of each homework assignment is to write a sentence or two stating the purpose of the problem and what concept is reinforced.
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Half of the class derived a FOPDT model of the process using empirical fitting techniques.  The other half of the class used a material balance to obtain a model.  A comparison of the two models is shown below:
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We derived a FOPDT model of the process using empirical fitting techniques.  A first principles approach was also used to obtain a model from a material balance.  A comparison of the two models is shown below:
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!!! Lecture 15 - Linearization

Now that we've derived nonlinear models based on material and energy balances, we need to get them into a form for linear systems analysis.  We do this through a process called linearization.  In Lecture 15, we review the mathematics of how to linearize a nonlinear function.  We have a couple exercises to help practice the linearization process. 

* %list list-page% [[Attach:Lecture15_notes.pdf | Lecture 15 Class Notes]]

!!!! Linear vs. Nonlinear Models

We previously ran through an example of a gravity drained tank.

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'''Fig 1:''' Diagram of the Gravity Drained Tank

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'''Fig 2:''' Sequence of Valve Movements to Test Models

Half of the class derived a FOPDT model of the process using empirical fitting techniques.  The other half of the class used a material balance to obtain a model.  A comparison of the two models is shown below:

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'''Fig 3:''' Linear Model (FOPDT).  The linear response is easy to fit to the data but deviates, especially during the periods that are far from the steady state values.

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'''Fig 4:''' Nonlinear Model Based on a Material Balance.  The nonlinear response is valid over a wider range of operation.

!!!! Homework

# Course reading for next class: 3.1-3.4 (PDC).
# Assignment due by the start of Lecture #16: [[Attach:sp9.pdf | SP9]]

Don't forget that the first part of each homework assignment is to write a sentence or two stating the purpose of the problem and what concept is reinforced.