A pressure vessel with a constant volume of V, and constant temperature of T, is being...

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A pressure vessel with a constant volume of V, and constant temperature of T, is being filled with a gas stream. The tank is initially filled with N mole of the gas. The change in the number of moles of gas in the vessel is a function of the difference in the inlet pressure and also the tank pressure, as follows: dN dt Pin(t)- P(t) R R is constant and it is resistance to the flow, caused by the valve and pipe (R-10). P.lt) (resistance of valve and pipe) P[t] N(t) V You can assume the gas follows the ideal gas law: P(t)V = 8.3N(t). T Assuming that the inlet pressure increases as a Heaviside function, as follows: Pin(t) = 5u(t) And the initial vessel pressure is equal to 1 (P(0)=1), calculate the vessel pressure (P(t)) as a function of time, using Laplace transform. • Assume that the vessel volume (V) is 83, and the temperature is 100. What is the value of P(t) at t=1? • What is the maximum vessel pressure? A pressure vessel with a constant volume of V, and constant temperature of T, is being filled with a gas stream. The tank is initially filled with N mole of the gas. The change in the number of moles of gas in the vessel is a function of the difference in the inlet pressure and also the tank pressure, as follows: dN dt Pin(t)- P(t) R R is constant and it is resistance to the flow, caused by the valve and pipe (R-10). P.lt) (resistance of valve and pipe) P[t] N(t) V You can assume the gas follows the ideal gas law: P(t)V = 8.3N(t). T Assuming that the inlet pressure increases as a Heaviside function, as follows: Pin(t) = 5u(t) And the initial vessel pressure is equal to 1 (P(0)=1), calculate the vessel pressure (P(t)) as a function of time, using Laplace transform. • Assume that the vessel volume (V) is 83, and the temperature is 100. What is the value of P(t) at t=1? • What is the maximum vessel pressure?