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(Solved): 2. A liquid-level system is shown in Figure below. Two tanks have cross-sectional areas A1 and A ...



2. A liquid-level system is shown in Figure below. Two tanks have cross-sectional areas \( \mathrm{A}_{1} \) and \( \mathrm{A
2. A liquid-level system is shown in Figure below. Two tanks have cross-sectional areas and where first tank is connected to pump through valve of resistance Liquid flows from tankl to tank 2 through valve of resistance while leaving tank 2 through valve of resistance . Consider density is fixed and pressure above water is the same as the atmosphere. Derive the system dynamic equations. Consider the following information , and initial heads of liquid in tanks are and , initial pump head (at ) is zero and it is after then: A. Derive differential equations in terms of liquid heads and B. Construct Simulink block diagram based on the received differential equations C. Draw the system response using MATLAB.


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Given data regarding the system is as follows

Given data regarding the system is as follows
A liquid system which consists of two tanks which have a cross sectional areas A1 and A2

Given system is non interacting system which means height h2 in tank II is independent of height h1 in tank I

  be head responsible for inlet flow rate through tnk
for flow through valve we have this relation
  
  

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