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Modeling examples: Stirred tank and reactor control

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This lecture covers modeling examples related to stirred tanks with constant and variable volumes, focusing on process control and energy balance. It also discusses a continuously stirred reactor with an exothermic chemical reaction, first-order reaction kinetics, and Arrhenius law. The lecture emphasizes the impact of heat losses, molar flow rates, and power generation on reactor performance.

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