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Engineering, 20.09.2020 15:01 lcdavis16

A mixing tank initially operates with pure water. At time t=0 a solution of a salt enters the tank. The feed concentration of the salt is given by 0 ( ) t C t C e in − = where C0 and γ are constants. Assuming that the tank operates under constant flow rate F and constant volume V, calculate the concentration of salt C(t) in the tank.

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