matlab PDE help needed
matlab PDE help needed
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Need help !!
The partial differential equations to be solved in matlab are:
d(c1)/d(t) + u*d(c1)/dx = D1*(d/dx(d(c1)/d(x))) (for x=0 to x=1mm)
d(c2)/d(t) + u*d(c2)/dx = D2*(d/dx(d(c2)/d(x))) (for x=1mm to x=2mm)
the system is from x=0 to x=2 mm with an interface at x=1mm
So, there are two domains left domain(x=0 to x=1mm) and
right domain(x=1 to x=2mm)
C1 and C2 are concentration of the component in domain 1 and domain 2
In the left domain C1(t=0) = 500
In the right domain C2(t=0) = 0
As time starts the component starts to diffuse from domain 1 to 2 through the interface by diffusion
Boundary condition:
At the interface : D1*d(c1)/d(x) = D2*d(c2)/d(x)
At x=0mm : d(c1)/d(x)=0
At x=2mm : d(c2)/d(x)
The values of constants are:
u=0.05m/s
D1=1e-6 (10 raised to the power -6)
D2=1e-7
Solve for t=0 to t=3or4 seconds
I m new to matlab and don't have much idea about the partial differential equations
i tried but the program had some errors. I need to do it for my project ..but i m stuck...Can someone plz give the code..
Plz help
The partial differential equations to be solved in matlab are:
d(c1)/d(t) + u*d(c1)/dx = D1*(d/dx(d(c1)/d(x))) (for x=0 to x=1mm)
d(c2)/d(t) + u*d(c2)/dx = D2*(d/dx(d(c2)/d(x))) (for x=1mm to x=2mm)
the system is from x=0 to x=2 mm with an interface at x=1mm
So, there are two domains left domain(x=0 to x=1mm) and
right domain(x=1 to x=2mm)
C1 and C2 are concentration of the component in domain 1 and domain 2
In the left domain C1(t=0) = 500
In the right domain C2(t=0) = 0
As time starts the component starts to diffuse from domain 1 to 2 through the interface by diffusion
Boundary condition:
At the interface : D1*d(c1)/d(x) = D2*d(c2)/d(x)
At x=0mm : d(c1)/d(x)=0
At x=2mm : d(c2)/d(x)
The values of constants are:
u=0.05m/s
D1=1e-6 (10 raised to the power -6)
D2=1e-7
Solve for t=0 to t=3or4 seconds
I m new to matlab and don't have much idea about the partial differential equations
i tried but the program had some errors. I need to do it for my project ..but i m stuck...Can someone plz give the code..
Plz help





RE: matlab PDE help needed
Is it a homework problem?
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RE: matlab PDE help needed
suggest that you first solve the differential equation problem, i.e. set the d/dt terms to null, that will give you the equilibrium result. having done that you'll see your way forward,
as to the homework issue, if it involves solving pde's, most business managers start to roll their eyes and get interested in their cell phones, the common refrain is "gee this is like trigonometry..." oh well, what can you say
good luck