A small mixing tank with a long discharge line is attached to an input source pump:R1R2CPsIa) Develop the Transfer function for the height deviation as result of a supply pressure deviation:H(s)as a function of the linearized resistances, the tank capacitance, and line inertance. WhenP,(s)modeling this, assume that the resistance and inertance are both throughout the lines such that thesame pressure drop is across R2 and I. (Note, this can also be modeled using an equivalentelectrical circuit where I and R2 are in series)

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A small mixing tank with a long discharge line is attached to an input source pump: R1 R2 C Ps I a) Develop the Transfer function for the height deviation as result of a supply pressure deviat H(s) as a function of the linearized resistances, the tank capacitance, and line inertance. Wh P,(s) modeling this, assume that the resistance and inertance are both throughout the lines such th same pressure drop is across R2 and I. (Note, this can also be modeled using an equivalent electrical circuit where I and R2 are in series)

A small mixing tank with a long discharge line is attached to an input source pump: R1 R2 C Ps I a) Develop the Transfer function for the height deviation as result of a supply pressure deviat H(s) as a function of the linearized resistances, the tank capacitance, and line inertance. Wh P,(s) modeling this, assume that the resistance and inertance are both throughout the lines such th same pressure drop is across R2 and I. (Note, this can also be modeled using an equivalent electrical circuit where I and R2 are in series)

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