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    This document describes a model of a tank with constant inflow and outflow proportional to the quantity in the tank. The model simulates how the quantity in the tank changes over time based on the inflow and outflow rates. It allows the user to vary parameters like the starting quantity, outflow coefficient, and time to modify the inflow or outflow. The program generates a graph showing how the quantity changes as the system approaches equilibrium when the inflow equals the outflow.

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    This document describes a model of a tank with constant inflow and outflow proportional to the quantity in the tank. The model simulates how the quantity in the tank changes over time based on the inflow and outflow rates. It allows the user to vary parameters like the starting quantity, outflow coefficient, and time to modify the inflow or outflow. The program generates a graph showing how the quantity changes as the system approaches equilibrium when the inflow equals the outflow.

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    Diagramas de Masa Energia

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    This document describes a model of a tank with constant inflow and outflow proportional to the quantity in the tank. The model simulates how the quantity in the tank changes over time based on the inflow and outflow rates. It allows the user to vary parameters like the starting quantity, outflow coefficient, and time to modify the inflow or outflow. The program generates a graph showing how the quantity changes as the system approaches equilibrium when the inflow equals the outflow.

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    Tank,aModelofStorage

    Description:

    Thismodelisatankwithaninflowandanoutflow.Theinflowisconstant,the
    outflowisproportionaltoonthequantityinthetank.Finally,whentheinflowis
    equaltotheoutflow,thequantitywillstaythesame.


    Examples:
    Kitchensink
    Steadyleaffall
    andcreatures
    decomposing
    them.
    Code:tank.java Variables:
    J=inflow
    Q=storedquantity.

    Equations:
    K*Q=outflow
    DQ=JK*Q=changeduringatimeincrement

    Simulation:
    ThegraphshowsthechangeofQoveratimeperiod.

    "Whatif"Experiments:

    Thinkaboutasinkthatisabouthalffilledwithwater:
    Whatchangesifyoustartwith100litersofwaterinthesinkinsteadofoneliter?
    Whathappensifyoucutoffthefaucetafter96hours?
    StudytheeffectoftheoutflowcoefficientK.
    //tank.java
    //tankwithinflowandoutflow
    //adaptedfromaprograminbasicbyH.T.Odum&E.Odum,1994

    importjava.applet.*;
    importjava.awt.*;

    publicclasstankextendsApplet
    {

    Labelprompt1,prompt2,prompt3;
    TextFieldinput1,input2,input3;
    ChoicechooseEvent;
    ButtondrawButton;
    GridBagLayoutgbLayout;
    GridBagConstraintsgbConstraints;
    doubleq,k0,k,t1,qi,dq,j0,j;
    inta,t,ti;

    publicvoidinit()
    {
    prompt1=newLabel("StartvalueforQ:");
    input1=newTextField("10",5);

    prompt2=newLabel("KOutflowcoefficient:");
    input2=newTextField("5",5);

    prompt3=newLabel("t_1:");
    input3=newTextField("96",4);

    chooseEvent=newChoice();
    chooseEvent.addItem("Nochangeofinflow/outflow");
    chooseEvent.addItem("Stopinflowatt_1");
    chooseEvent.addItem("Stopoutflowatt_1");
    chooseEvent.addItem("Doubleinflowatt_1");
    chooseEvent.addItem("Doubleoutflowatt_1");

    drawButton=newButton("Draw");

    add(prompt1);
    add(input1);
    add(drawButton);
    add(prompt2);
    add(input2);
    add(prompt3);
    add(input3);
    add(chooseEvent);
    }

    publicbooleanaction(Evente,Objecto)
    {
    q=(float)Integer.parseInt(input1.getText());
    k0=0.01f*(float)Integer.parseInt(input2.getText());
    t1=Integer.parseInt(input3.getText());

    if(e.targetinstanceofChoice)
    a=chooseEvent.getSelectedIndex();

    repaint();
    returntrue;
    }

    publicvoidpaint(Graphicsg)
    {
    g.drawRect(0,90,320,250);
    t=0;
    j0=4;
    j=j0;
    k=k0;

    while(t<320){
    ti=t+1;
    if(ti>=t1){
    switch(a){
    case0:break;
    case1:j=0;break;
    case2:k=0;break;
    case3:j=j0*2;break;
    case4:k=k0*2;break;
    default:break;
    }
    }
    dq=jk*q;
    qi=q+dq;
    g.setColor(Color.blue);
    g.drawLine((int)t,(int)(340q),(int)ti,(int)(340qi));
    t=ti;q=qi;
    }
    }
    }
    //ManuelBasler&E.Ortega,October25th2000/

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