How to make matlab code in radial integrated soot in the matlab
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How to make matlab code to find the radial integrated soot of soot volume fraction ?
The equations is :∬▒〖I_soot (r,θ,z)dA=2π 〗 ∫_0^R▒〖I_soot (r,z)rdr〗
Thank you very much
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Walter Roberson
on 15 Aug 2022
I am nto clear as to what the difference is compared to https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/1779220-hello-anyone-can-help-me-to-make-the-code-about-volumetric-integrated-soot-volume-fraction?s_tid=srchtitle?
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Amish
on 13 Sep 2023
Hi Eka,
I can understand that you are trying to find a way to implement the integration of the given equation. Assuming that you already have the function “I_soot(r,z)” implemented. Then the given equation can be integrated easily using the integral2 method.
The documentation for the Integral2 method can be found at: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/integral2.html
You can also refer to the generic code sample below:
% Define the integration limits
R = 1; % Upper limit of r
L = 2; % Upper limit of z
% Define the anonymous function to be integrated
fun = @(r, z) r .* I_soot(r, z)
% Perform the double integral using integral2
result = 2 * pi * integral2(fun, 0, R, 0, L);
% Display the result
fprintf('Volumetric Integrated Soot Volume Fraction: %.4f\n', result);
Regards
Amish
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