Plotting a contour plot for a variable dependednt on the while loop
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Hello everyone,
I'm currently running a code to see how long does it take for a range of volume to reach 0 for different relative humidities and I'm trying to plot a contour plot for the values with Volume on the y-axis and Relative humidity on the x axis and the time taken on the right side. For some reason, my volume doesn't seem to converge and the code won't stop running. Does anyone know why?
Thanks in advance
clear all
close all
clc
%% Inputs
IR = 1e-3; %initial radius [m]
Rho = 1000; %density [kg/m^3]
T = 23.5; %temperature [celsius]
% Loop 1
aInitial = 1;
aStep = 1;
aMax = 25;
VMin = 1e-12; %minimum volume [m^3]
VMax = 2e-9; %maximum volume [m^3]
% Loop 2
bInitial = 1;
bStep = 1;
bMax = 25;
ReHuMin = 0.0; %minimum relative humidity [m]
ReHuMax = 0.9; %maximum relative humidity [m]
% Loop 3
c = 1;
tInitial = 0; %initial time [s]
tStep = 1; %final time [s]
D_T = 2.5e-4*exp(-684.15/(T+273.15)); %coefficient [m^2/s]
c_sat = (9.99e-7)*T^3 - (6.94e-5)*T^2 + (3.2e-3)*T - 2.87e-2; %concentration [kg/m^3]
%% Computing
for a = aInitial:aStep:aMax
for b = bInitial:bStep:bMax
Vol(a,b) = VMin + (VMax - VMin)*(a-aInitial)/(aMax);
h(a,b) = ((sqrt(pi^2*IR^6 + 9*(Vol(a,b))^2) + 3*(Vol(a,b)))^(2/3) - pi^(2/3)*IR^2)/(pi^(1/3)*(sqrt(pi^2*IR^6 + 9*(Vol(a,b))^2) + 3*(Vol(a,b)))^(1/3));
CAR(a) = 2*atan(h(a,b)/IR);
CAD(a) = CAR(a)*180/pi;
RH(a,b) = ReHuMin + (ReHuMax - ReHuMin)*(b - bInitial)/(bMax);
h(c,a,b) = h(a,b);
CAR(c,a,b) = CAR(a);
Vol(c,a,b) = Vol(a,b);
timeSec(c,a,b) = tInitial;
while Vol(c,a,b) > 0
M_dot(c,a,b) = -pi*IR*D_T*(1 - RH(a,b))*c_sat*(0.27*CAR(c,a,b)^2+1.30); %mass flow
Mkg(c,a,b) = M_dot(c,a,b)*tStep; %mass loss at each time step [kg]
Vm3(c,a,b) = Mkg(c,a,b)/Rho; %volume loss [m^3]
Vol(c+1,a,b) = Vol(c,a,b) + Vm3(c,a,b); %new volume [m^3]
h(c+1,a,b) = ((sqrt(pi^2*IR^6 + 9*(Vol(c+1,a,b))^2) + 3*(Vol(c+1,a,b)))^(2/3) - pi^(2/3)*IR^2)/(pi^(1/3)*(sqrt(pi^2*IR^6 + 9*(Vol(c+1,a,b))^2) + 3*(Vol(c+1,a,b)))^(1/3)); %new height [m]
CAR(c+1,a,b) = 2*atan(h(c+1,a,b)/IR); %new angle [radians]
CAD(c+1,a,b) = CAR(c+1,a,b)*180/pi; %new angle [degrees]
timeSec(c+1,a,b) = tInitial + tStep*(c - 1);
c = c + 1;
end
EvaporationTime(a,b) = timeSec(c,a,b);
c = 1;
end
end
%% Plotting
contourf(RH*100,Vol*1e9,EvaporationTime)
c = colorbar;
c.Label.String = 'Evaporation Time (s)';
xlabel('Relative Humidity (%)')
ylabel('Volume (mm^3)')
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Alan Stevens
2020-8-8
I'm not sure if I've interpreted your requirements correctly, but what about the following:
%% Inputs
IR = 1e-3; %initial radius [m]
Rho = 1000; %density [kg/m^3]
T = 23.5; %temperature [celsius]
% Loop 1
aInitial = 1;
aStep = 1;
aMax = 25;
VMin = 1e-12; %minimum volume [m^3]
VMax = 2e-9; %maximum volume [m^3]
% Loop 2
bInitial = 1;
bStep = 1;
bMax = 25;
ReHuMin = 0.0; %minimum relative humidity [m]
ReHuMax = 0.9; %maximum relative humidity [m]
% Loop 3
c = 1;
tInitial = 0; %initial time [s]
tStep = 1; %final time [s]
D_T = 2.5e-4*exp(-684.15/(T+273.15)); %coefficient [m^2/s]
c_sat = (9.99e-7)*T^3 - (6.94e-5)*T^2 + (3.2e-3)*T - 2.87e-2; %concentration [kg/m^3]
%% Computing
for a = aInitial:aStep:aMax
Va = VMin + (VMax - VMin)*(a-aInitial)/(aMax);
for b = bInitial:bStep:bMax
V(a,b) = Va; %Initial volume
Vol(a,b) = Va;
h(a,b) = ((sqrt(pi^2*IR^6 + 9*(Vol(a,b))^2) + 3*(Vol(a,b)))^(2/3) - pi^(2/3)*IR^2)/(pi^(1/3)*(sqrt(pi^2*IR^6 + 9*(Vol(a,b))^2) + 3*(Vol(a,b)))^(1/3));
CAR(a,b) = 2*atan(h(a,b)/IR);
CAD(a,b) = CAR(a,b)*180/pi;
RH(a,b) = ReHuMin + (ReHuMax - ReHuMin)*(b - bInitial)/(bMax);
timeSec(a,b) = tInitial;
Vold = 0; c = 0;
while Vol(a,b)>VMin && c<10000
Vold = Vol(a,b);
M_dot(a,b) = -pi*IR*D_T*(1 - RH(a,b))*c_sat*(0.27*CAR(a,b)^2+1.30); %mass flow
Mkg(a,b) = M_dot(a,b)*tStep; %mass loss at each time step [kg]
Vm3(a,b) = Mkg(a,b)/Rho; %volume loss [m^3]
Vol(a,b) = Vol(a,b) + Vm3(a,b); %new volume [m^3]
Vol(a,b) = max(Vol(a,b), VMin);
h(a,b) = ((sqrt(pi^2*IR^6 + 9*(Vol(a,b))^2) + 3*(Vol(a,b)))^(2/3) - pi^(2/3)*IR^2)/(pi^(1/3)*(sqrt(pi^2*IR^6 + 9*(Vol(a,b))^2) + 3*(Vol(a,b)))^(1/3)); %new height [m]
CAR(a,b) = 2*atan(h(a,b)/IR); %new angle [radians]
CAD(a,b) = CAR(a,b)*180/pi; %new angle [degrees]
timeSec(a,b) = tStep*c;
c = c + 1;
end
EvaporationTime(a,b) = timeSec(a,b);
end
end
%% Plotting
contourf(RH*100,V*1e9,EvaporationTime) % plot against Initial volume not final volume
k = colorbar;
k.Label.String = 'Evaporation Time (s)';
xlabel('Relative Humidity (%)')
ylabel('Initial Volume (mm^3)')
figure
surf(RH*100,V*1e9,EvaporationTime)
k = colorbar;
k.Label.String = 'Evaporation Time (s)';
xlabel('Relative Humidity (%)')
ylabel('Initial Volume (mm^3)')
zlabel('Evaporation Time (s)')
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Alan Stevens
2020-8-8
Your code doesn't stop because Vol never reaches zero.
What does the c index do for you?
Your contour function won't plot while you have RH and EvaporationTime as 2d matrices with Vol as a 3d matrix.
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