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Chemical and Process Engineering with Mathcad
Chemical and Process Engineering with Mathcad
 The Transient Draining of Liquid From One Tank to Another with a Pump with mathcad

 File Size  224K | Date Added May, 17, 2005
A pump drains liquid from one tank into another identical tank. It is positioned midway between each tank, connected by a pipe at the bottom of each tank. The flow is opposed by friction in the connecting pipe. This worksheet models the transient change in liquid height in each tank.



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