Assignment 7 - 2013

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Due date(s): 15 November 2013, at class
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Other instructions Tutorial date: 11 November 2013

A brute force approach to get the operating window for a very simple system: Operating-window-assignment-7-4N4-2013.png

import numpy as np
from matplotlib import pyplot

N=100
for Fs in np.arange(0, 60.00001,0.2):			# The process can operate between 0 and 100% open for Fs
	print(Fs)
	for Fa in np.random.uniform(0,30.00001,N):	# The process can operate between 0 and 100% open for Fa
		flow = Fa + Fs
		composition = Fa/(flow + 1E-9)
		pyplot.scatter(composition, flow, s=2)  

# then plot the data as a dot; every dot represents a valid operating point
pyplot.grid()
pyplot.xlabel('Composition, A1')
pyplot.ylabel('Total flow, F3')
pyplot.savefig('operating-window-assignment-7-4N4-2013.png')
pyplot.show()