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So i have an organic chemical in a bio-film reactor being diffused into a bio-film and also being metabolized at constant rate R by bacteria.
the concentration into the reactor Cin = 2mg/L with f-in at 20 m^3/hr
the concentration in the reactor is C1
C3 is the concentration in the bio-film
flicks law of diffusion:
e*dc/dt = d*(d^2C/Dz^2) - R where c = C3
where e, d, and R are constants.
e-porosity
d - diffusion coefficient
with bc's ;
dC3/dz = 0 @ z = 2micrometers
C3 = C1(.005mg/l) @ z = 0
I've was trying to solve with separation of variables but I'm rusty and running into some problems... Please help!
the concentration into the reactor Cin = 2mg/L with f-in at 20 m^3/hr
the concentration in the reactor is C1
C3 is the concentration in the bio-film
flicks law of diffusion:
e*dc/dt = d*(d^2C/Dz^2) - R where c = C3
where e, d, and R are constants.
e-porosity
d - diffusion coefficient
with bc's ;
dC3/dz = 0 @ z = 2micrometers
C3 = C1(.005mg/l) @ z = 0
I've was trying to solve with separation of variables but I'm rusty and running into some problems... Please help!