Water Irrigation Distribution Box
Given
- $ \mbox{Water is poured into a container at a constant rate } V = \dfrac{10\, {cm}^3}{second} $
- $\mbox{After t seconds, water is distributed from the container at a rate of } \dfrac{V_{current}}{4} \dfrac{{cm}^3}{second} $
- $V_0 = 100 \;\mbox{at} \; t=0 $
Questions
- What is the equation for the volume in the container at any point in time after t=0?
- What is the steady state of the container
Rationale
- $\mbox{The rate of change in volume is } = {Increase} - {Decrease} $
- $\mbox{The increase in volume as a function of time } = \dfrac{10\, {cm}^3}{second} $
- $\mbox{The decrease in volume as a function of time } = \dfrac{V}{4} \dfrac{{cm}^3}{second} $
- $\dfrac{dv}{dt} = 10 - \dfrac{V}{4} $
- $\mbox{Derive separable differential equation} $
- $\mbox{Multiply both sides by minus 4} $
- $-4\dfrac{dv}{dt} = -40 + V $
- $-4\dfrac{dv}{dt} = V - 40 $
- $\mbox{Dividing both sides by -4 and (V-40)} $
- $ \dfrac{1}{V - 40} \dfrac{dv}{dt} = - \dfrac{1}{4} $
- $\mbox{Separate the dv and dt portions by multiplying by dt} $
- $\dfrac{1}{V - 40} dv = - \dfrac{1}{4} dt $
- $\mbox{Integrate both sides of the separated differential equation} $
- $\int \dfrac{1}{V - 40} dv = - \dfrac{1}{4} \int dt $
- $\ln {|V-40|} = ( - \dfrac{1}{4} * t ) + C $
- $\mbox{Substituting initial conditions of V = 100 when t = 0} $
- $\ln{(100 - 40)} = \ln{60} = C $
- $\mbox{Revisit our integration and substitute C} $
- $\ln {|V-40|} = ( - \dfrac{1}{4} * t ) + \ln{(60)} $
- $\mbox{subtract the ln(60) from both sides} $
- $\ln {|V-40|} - \ln{(60)} = ( - \dfrac{1}{4} * t ) $
- $\ln\dfrac{(V-40)}{(60)} = - \dfrac{1}{4} * t $
- $\mbox{Exponentiate both sides of this result} $
- $\dfrac{(V - 40)}{60} = e^{ - \dfrac{1}{4} t} $
- $V - 40 = 60 e^{ - \dfrac{1}{4} t} $
- $V = 40 + 60 e^{ - \dfrac{1}{4} t} $
- $\mbox{Test this final answer for t = 0} $
- $V = 40 + 60 e^{ - \dfrac{1}{4} t} $
- $V = 40 + 60 e^{ - \dfrac{1}{4} * 0} $
- $V = 40 + 60 e^0 = 40 + (60 * 1) = 40 + 60 = 100 $
- $\mbox{Test is successful!} $
- $\mbox{Determine steady state condition} $
- $V = 40 + 60 e^{ - \dfrac{1}{4} t} $
- $ \mbox{As time goes on } \; 60 e^{ - \dfrac{1}{4}} t \; \mbox{gets smaller}$
- $\mbox{Therefore at steady state }\; V= 40 + \approx 0 = 40 $
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