Question: Consider the following thermal system. The input is T in, and the output is the temperature of the fluid in the first tank. The following are considered constant, known parameters: mi 1, mi 2, mi 3, CT,1, CT,2, and Cp. Fluid in tanks are Ст.1 - Cr,2 well mixed Fluid has specific heat Cp T1 T2 m2 PART(A) - Identify the states, inputs, and outputs of the system. Make sure it is clear what x1,...,U1….Y1.….. are. PART (B) - Find the state space model for this thermal system.

Question: Consider the following thermal system. The input is T in, and the output is the temperature of the fluid in the first tank. The following are considered constant, known parameters: mi 1, mi 2, mi 3, CT,1, CT,2, and Cp. Fluid in tanks are Ст.1 - Cr,2 well mixed Fluid has specific heat Cp T1 T2 m2 PART(A) - Identify the states, inputs, and outputs of the system. Make sure it is clear what x1,...,U1….Y1.….. are. PART (B) - Find the state space model for this thermal system.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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