Chemical and Hydraulic Systems Overview

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Explore a comprehensive guide covering various topics such as chemical reactions, diffusion, gas solubility, and hydraulic principles. Learn about different types of reactions, non-equilibrium behavior in chemical substances, and the hydrostatic pressure of fluids.

  • Chemical
  • Hydraulic
  • Reactions
  • Diffusion
  • Solubility

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  1. Physiolibrary v1.0 Marek Matejak

  2. Types Dymola display units setting: copy Resources\DymolaSettings\displayunit.mos to C:\Program Files\Dymola 2014\insert\ Example parameters in display units:

  3. Types.Constants

  4. Icons

  5. Blocks.Factors

  6. Chemical

  7. Chemical.Substance Non-equilibrium behavior: q_out.conc = solute/solventVolume; der(solute) = q_out.q;

  8. Chemical.MolarStream q_in.q = solventFlow*q_in.conc; q_in.q + q_out.q = 0; Only forward direction! Flow and q_out.conc are independent ! Input concentration q_in.conc is not in inStream() ! The value of flow-concentration is q/solventFlow.

  9. Chemical.Diffusion

  10. Chemical.ChemicalReaction A <-> B, K=[B]/[A], kf*[A], kr*[B]

  11. Type of ChemicalReaction A + 2X <-> 3B + 4Y + 5Z, kf [A] [X]2, K= ([B]3[Y]4 [Z]5 )/([A] [X]2), kr [B]3[Y]4 [Z]5

  12. Chemical.GasSolubility q_out.q = solubilityRateCoef*(q_out.conc - kH * q_in.conc); q_in.q + q_out.q = 0; Henry s law of dissolved gas in liquid: kH = [Xliquid]/[Xgas] Henry's law constant

  13. Hydraulic

  14. Hydraulic. ElacticBalloon

  15. Hydraulic.Hydrostatic Add pressure of hydrostatic column q_down.pressure = q_up.pressure + G*ro*height; q_up.q + q_down.q = 0;

  16. Hydraulic.Inertia I*der(q_in.q) = (q_in.pressure-q_out.pressure); q_up.q + q_down.q = 0;

  17. Thermal

  18. Thermal.IdealRadiator q_in.q = substanceFlow*(q_in.T-q_out.T)*specificHeat_; q_in.q + q_out.q = 0;

  19. Osmotic

  20. Osmotic.Membrane q_in.q = cond * ( q_out.o*(Modelica.Constants.R*temperature) - q_in.o*(Modelica.Constants.R*temperature)); q_in.q + q_out.q = 0;

  21. Osmotic.OsmoticCell q_in.o = impermeableSolutes / volume; der(volume)=q_in.q

  22. Mixed Ideal gas equation v.pressure = n.conc * R * T; n.q + n.conc * v.q=0; Partial pressure = ideal gas equation + gas solubility

  23. Thank you for attention! Questions?

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