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    Project 1 - CH 3

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    This document provides instructions for Project 1 that is due in 3 weeks. It involves writing a MATLAB script or Excel spreadsheet to calculate species quantities for low-temperature combustion. The user inputs hydrocarbon formula, equivalence ratio, and temperature. The program outputs stoichiometric air-fuel ratio and moles of CO2, H2O, N2, O2, CO, and H2 in the products. Plots must be made showing species moles vs. equivalence ratio at 700K and 1000K for octane fuel. The report requires sections for coversheet, introduction, tabulated results, graphed results with labels, discussion, and uploading the program.

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    This document provides instructions for Project 1 that is due in 3 weeks. It involves writing a MATLAB script or Excel spreadsheet to calculate species quantities for low-temperature combustion. The user inputs hydrocarbon formula, equivalence ratio, and temperature. The program outputs stoichiometric air-fuel ratio and moles of CO2, H2O, N2, O2, CO, and H2 in the products. Plots must be made showing species moles vs. equivalence ratio at 700K and 1000K for octane fuel. The report requires sections for coversheet, introduction, tabulated results, graphed results with labels, discussion, and uploading the program.

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    This document provides instructions for Project 1 that is due in 3 weeks. It involves writing a MATLAB script or Excel spreadsheet to calculate species quantities for low-temperature combustion. The user inputs hydrocarbon formula, equivalence ratio, and temperature. The program outputs stoichiometric air-fuel ratio and moles of CO2, H2O, N2, O2, CO, and H2 in the products. Plots must be made showing species moles vs. equivalence ratio at 700K and 1000K for octane fuel. The report requires sections for coversheet, introduction, tabulated results, graphed results with labels, discussion, and uploading the program.

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    MET 480 Project 1

    Due in 3 weeks (Tuesday, October 6, 2015)


    For low-temperature combustion (T < 1000K) where reactant C/O ratio is less than 1

    Part I
    Write a matlab script or use excel to do the following:
    User inputs
    1. any value of a, b, c, d for a generic hydrocarbon
    2. any equivalence ratio
    3. any temperature between 400K and 1000K
    Program outputs
    1. as (stoichiometric molar air-fuel ratio)

    CO2
    H 2O
    N2
    2. moles of each of the following species in the products:
    O2
    CO
    H2

    Part II
    Using your program or excel spreadsheet, and octane fuel, C8H18, plot the moles of each species in the
    products for a temperature of 700K and 1000K and 0.7 < < 1.3 in increments of 0.1
    You will have two graphs. One at 700K and one at 1000K

    Your report should include the following sections:


    1.
    2.
    3.
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    6.
    7.

    Coversheet
    Introduction/theory discussion
    Tabulated results from part II
    Graphed results from part II with clear legend, axis label, title, etc
    Thorough discussion of results
    Your program or spreadsheet uploaded to blackboard.
    Note, there are two assignments listed for this project on blackboard: the paper part and the
    program part.

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