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    This document provides instructions for a computer lab assignment in a process engineering course. It includes the following: 1) Instructions to download an Excel file from Blackboard and save it with the student's ID for Part A on introduction to Excel and VBA. 2) Questions A1 and A2 involve calculating gas enthalpy changes using formulas in Excel and introducing VBA. 3) Part B involves writing VBA code to calculate gas enthalpy and temperature using the bisection method. 4) Questions B1-B3 provide details on writing and checking VBA functions to calculate enthalpy and temperature, and to plot results in Excel.

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    This document provides instructions for a computer lab assignment in a process engineering course. It includes the following: 1) Instructions to download an Excel file from Blackboard and save it with the student's ID for Part A on introduction to Excel and VBA. 2) Questions A1 and A2 involve calculating gas enthalpy changes using formulas in Excel and introducing VBA. 3) Part B involves writing VBA code to calculate gas enthalpy and temperature using the bisection method. 4) Questions B1-B3 provide details on writing and checking VBA functions to calculate enthalpy and temperature, and to plot results in Excel.

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    CHE212- Process Engineering and Analysis 2016

    Computer Lab #1

    Download the Excel file from Blackboard. Save it as IC-1-yourstudentID.xlsm.

    Part A. Introduction to Excel and VBA


    Question A1
    Calculate the change of enthalpy for all gases using the spreadsheet at 25 and
    2000oC. (Fill out the cells in spreadsheet A1).

    Note 1: if you type this formula into cell G5, you can copy and paste into G5:H8:

    =$C5*G$4+$D5*G$4^2/2+$E5*G$4^3/3+$F5*G$4^4/4

    Change manually H4 so that J10=L10.

    Note 2: if you change the position of $ in above formula and copy/paste, what will happen?

    Note 3: you can change $ by pressing “F4”

    Question A2. Introduction to VBA


    Step 1: Open Excel and get to VBA Editor: “Alt” + “F11”
    Step 2: Insert a Module (see screen shot below).
    CHE212- Process Engineering and Analysis 2016
    CHE212- Process Engineering and Analysis 2016

    Step 3: Start entering the function (such as in Question B1 & B2)


    Step 4: Go back to Excel, save your file as Macro-Enabled Workbook (*.xlsm)
    CHE212- Process Engineering and Analysis 2016

    Part B. Bisection method


    Question B1
    Write a VBA code to calculate the “Enthalpy” of gas mixture at a given temperature:

    Function enthalpy(T, xCO2, xH2O, xO2, xN2)


    Dim a(4), b(4), c(4), d(4), ent(4)

    a(1)= … b(1) =….


    a(2)=
    ….. ‘ input all constants of heat capacity

    For i = 1 To 4
    ent(i) = a(i) * T + b(i) * T ^ 2 / 2 + c(i) * T ^ 3 / 3 + d(i) * T ^ 4 / 4
    Next i
    enthalpy= ent(1) * xCO2 + ent(2) * xH2O + ent(3) * xO2 + ent(4) * xN2

    End Function

    Where: T is the temperature, xCO2, xH2O, xO2, xN2 are moles of CO2, H2O, O2 and N2,
    respectively.

    Check your code in Excel spreadsheet by comparing to your answer in Question A1.

    Question B2
    Write a VBA code to calculate T2 so that:

    enthalpy(T2, xCO2, xH2O, xO2, xN2) - enthalpy(25, xCO2, xH2O, xO2, xN2) = 826.957 kJ
    CHE212- Process Engineering and Analysis 2016

    Function BisectionX (Lo,Up, xCO2, xH2O, xO2, xN2, tolx)


    Dim Mi, c1, c2, c3, i, n
    n = Abs(Up - Lo) / tolx
    For i = 1 To n
    Mi = (Lo + Up) / 2: c1 = ff (Lo, xCO2, xH2O, xO2, xN2)
    c2 = ff (Up, xCO2, xH2O, xO2, xN2):
    c3 = ff (Mi, xCO2, xH2O, xO2, xN2)
    if …………’ refer to lecture note about bisection method

    end if

    Next i
    BisectionX = Mi
    End Function

    Function ff (T, xCO2, xH2O, xO2, xN2)


    ff= enthalpy(T, xCO2, xH2O, xO2, xN2) - enthalpy(25, xCO2, xH2O, xO2, xN2) - 827000
    End Function

    Check your answer with homework.

    Question B3
    Fill out the spreadsheet B3 using your macro. Plot x versus T

    What is the maximum excess air to have flame temperature at 1600oC.

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