b) A tank shown in Figure-2 below is used to mix methanol and salt. The tankinitially contains 1 m³ of methanol. Salt is provided into the tank witha volumetric flow rate of Fsalt= 0.2 m³ s¹. A stream with perfectly mixedmethanol and salt leaves the tank with a volumetric flow rate ofF = 0.1 m³ s1. As the flow is unsteady, the volume of mixture in the tank,V(t), is a function of time.Fsalt=0.2 m³/sPsalt=2160 kg/m³V(t)F=0.1 m³/sFigure-2: A mixing tank of methanol and salt.d(V (t)Psalt)dtSalt+methanolThe mass balance of salt in the tank is given by,d(V (t) (Psalt +Pmethanol))dt= Fsalt Psalt - FPsaltwhere Psalt is the density of salt and equal to 2160 kgm ³. The total massin the tank is given by,= Fsalt Psalt - FPsalt - FPmethanolwhere Pmethanol is the density of methanol and equal to 800 kgm-³. Whenthe tank contains V = 0.5m³ of mixture, what is the mass of salt in the tank?Use the explicit Euler finite difference method to discretise the balanceequations.(Hint: First, discretise the total mass equation to find time when the volumeof mixture is equal to V = 0.5m³).

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A tank shown in Figure-2 below is used to mix methanol and salt. initially contains 1 m³ of methanol. Salt is provided into the t a volumetric flow rate of Fsalt = 0.2 m³ s1. A stream with perfect methanol and salt leaves the tank with a volumetric flow F = 0.1 m³ s1. As the flow is unsteady, the volume of mixture in V(t), is a function of time.

A tank shown in Figure-2 below is used to mix methanol and salt. initially contains 1 m³ of methanol. Salt is provided into the t a volumetric flow rate of Fsalt = 0.2 m³ s1. A stream with perfect methanol and salt leaves the tank with a volumetric flow F = 0.1 m³ s1. As the flow is unsteady, the volume of mixture in V(t), is a function of time.

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