Function File to Solve Thermodynamics Problem
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I am trying to solve a thermodynamics problem based on an isentropic relationship. The problem boils down to a higher order equation in terms of T2. Ultimately, T2 needs to be found. I would like to be able to write a function file that is a function of only T2 and then I can use bisection or newtons method to solve. I have input the isentropic relationship as my function, and the rest of my parameters under that. cp_2 and gamma2 are fucntions of T2. Right now, Matlab is not referencing the parameters under the isentropic relationship. Here is the code I have so far.
function [f]=temperature_2(T2)
f= T1*((.02*v1.^(gamma1-1))./(v1.^(gamma2-1)))-T2
%Givens
%Volume at state 1(cubic meters)
v1=.75
%Temperature at state 1(kelvin)
T1=375
%Universal gas constant(kJ/kmole)
R=8.314
%Matrix for a is given in the problem statement
a=[2.0909*10^1; 6.8717*10^-2; -5.2719*10^-5; 2.1664*10^-8; -4.5346*10^-12; 3.7873*10^-16];
%cp_1 calculation, there is enough info to compute this
cp_1=a(1)+T1.*(a(2)+T1.*(a(3)+T1.*(a(4)+T1.*(a(5)+T1.*a(6)))));
%cp_2 calculation, this is a function of T2
cp_2=a(1)+T2.*(a(2)+T2.*(a(3)+T2.*(a(4)+T2.*(a(5)+T2.*a(6)))));
%Compute Gamma as per equation given
gamma1=((cp_1)./(cp_1-R));
%This is a function of T2
gamma2=((cp_2)./(cp_2-R));
end
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Andrew Newell
2011 年 9 月 28 日
Please see http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/7885-tutorial-how-to-format-your-question to format your code correctly.
Rick Rosson
2011 年 9 月 28 日
Please format your code. If you do not know how, please click on the link called "Markup help" below.
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