MATLAB: The plot doesn’t appear

plot

  function [rpm] = fun1(rpm)
%UNTITLED Summary of this function goes here
%   Detailed explanation goes here
rpm=1000:1:7000;
bore=0.1;%m

stroke=0.1;%m
Vd=4*(pi/4)*(bore^2)*stroke;
MW=28.97;%kg/kmol
R=8.314;%j/K.Kmol
AFR=14.6;
LHV=43*10^3; %(j/kg)
GIE=0.4;%
Pi=95;%kpa
Ti=330;%K
Pe=110;%Kpa

PMEP=15;%Kpa
Nvol=2*(10^-12)*((rpm).^3)-5*(10^-8)*((rpm).^2)+0.0003*(rpm)+0.45;
FMEP=57+0.015*(rpm)+5.5*(10^-6)*(rpm).^2;
density = (Pi/((R/MW)*Ti));
IMEPg=GIE*density*Nvol*LHV/AFR;
IMEPn = (GIE*density*Nvol*LHV)/AFR -PMEP;
BMEP = IMEPn-FMEP;
%disp(Vd);
Wb=BMEP*Vd;
Tb=Wb*1000/(4*pi);
mf=(Vd*density*Nvol)/AFR;
BTE=Wb/(mf*LHV);
GIE=(IMEPg*Vd)/(mf*LHV);
NIE=(IMEPn*Vd)/(mf*LHV);
%disp(IMEPn);
%disp(BMEP);
%plot(rpm,BMEP);
%plot(rpm,Wb);
plot(rpm,GIE);
disp(BTE);
end

The plot doesn't appear for BTE, and NIE again the RPM

Could you please help me to solve this issue ASAP.

Thanks

Best Answer

I believe you were doing some matrix division instead of element-wise division when you defined GIE and NIE. This will result in a single value for those variables, instead of vectors. Try this instead:

GIE=(IMEPg*Vd)./(mf*LHV);
NIE=(IMEPn*Vd)./(mf*LHV);

Notice that I added the dots for the division. See, for example, this documentation.

I think you might have some other issues, too, given what the output looks like, but maybe you can figure that out.

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Wads=0.045;
Tads=80;
Wdes=0.035;
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Teva=7;
Tcond=27;
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Dso=2.54*10^-4;       %Pre-exponential constant, (m^2 S^-1)
Qs=2.8*10^6;         %Heat of adsorption, (J/kg)
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Tcwain=27;            %Inlet temperature of cooling water in adsorber, (oC)
Tcwcin=27;            %Inlet temperature of cooling water in condenser, (oC)
Tchwin=14;            %Inlet temperature of chilling water in evaporator, (oC)
mcwa=8/60;            %Mass flow rate of cooling water in adsorber, (kg/s)
mcwc=20/60;           %Mass flow rate of cooling water in condenser, (kg/s)
mchw=1.6/60;          %Mass flow rate of chilling water in evaporator, (kg/s)
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Cpw=4200;             %Specific heat capcity of water, (J/kg.k)
Cpv=1900;             %Specific heat capacity of water vapor (J/kg.K)
M=18.02;              %Molar mass of water, (g/mol)
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Cphex=386;           %Heat capacity of heat excahgner, (J/kg.K)
Aad=2.11;            %Surface area of adsorber/desorber, (m^2)
Uads=189.60;         %Heat transfer coefficient of adsorber, (W/m^2.K)
Udes=203.99;         %Heat transfer coefficient of desorber, (W/m^2.K)
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Aeva=0.34;           %Surface area of evaporator, (m^2)
Mhexeva=16.1;        %Mass of heat exchanger (Evaporator), (kg)
Ueva=302.58;         %Heat transfer coefficient of evaporator, (W/m^2.K)
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Tads=Soln(2);  
Wdes=Soln(3);    
Tdes=Soln(4);
Mweva=Soln(5);
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TLeva=(Mweva*Cpw+Mhexeva*Cphex); %Left hand side of evaporator equation

Tchwout=Teva+(Tchwin-Teva)*exp((-UAeva)/(mchw*Cpw));
  
TLcond=(Mwcond*Cpw+Mhexcond*Cphex); %Left hand side of evaporator equation
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Best regards

Stephan

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