I am trying to output a plot of C vs v_f, where v_f is a matrix containing all of the x values for my data points. C is dependent on v_f through a system of equations.
I've run into trouble with the matrix multiplication and keep. I just want all the other variables to act as scalars on every x value in v_f, and output every corresponding y value, but I'm getting a matrix multiplication error.
Error using / Matrix dimensions must agree.Error in FILTRATION2 (line 24)n_G = ((rho_p - rho_w)*g*(d_p).^2)/(18 * mu * v_f);
This is my script:
%Ask for input for particle diameter
d_f = input('Enter particle diameter in um'); d_p =(d_f)*10^-6; %convert to m
%Define Vector for Filtration Velocity
v_ff = [1:.1:25] ; %m/h
v_f = (v_ff)/3600; %m/s
%Define Known Variables
L = 1; %m
E = 0.42; a = 1; Ha = 10^-20; %J
d_c=(0.0005); %m rho_p = 1020; %kg/m^2
rho_w = 998.2; %kg/m^2 g = 9.81; %m/s^2
mu = .001002; %Ns/m^2
k_B = 1.381*10^-23; %J/K
T = 293; %K
%Define Dependent Variables
n_I = (3/2)*(d_p / d_c).^2; n_G = ((rho_p - rho_w)*g*(d_p).^2)/(18 * mu * v_f); n_D = 0.9*((k_B*T)/(mu * d_p * d_c * v_f)).^(2/3); X = n_I + n_G + n_D; %Define C/Co
C = exp(((-3/2)*(1-E)*X*a*L)/d_c); %Plot C/Co
plot(v_f,C); xlabel('Filtration Velocity (m/h)'); ylabel('C/Co'); title('Filter Performance with __ um')
Any help is appreciated on how I can go about solving this problem. Normally I would use excel but this Thank you!
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