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fix dollar sign formatting
bpaul4 Dec 19, 2025
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replace with alternates to appease black formatting
bpaul4 Dec 19, 2025
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion idaes_examples/notebooks/docs/unit_models/reactors/stoichiometric_reactor.ipynb
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"Now, let us add expressions to compute the reactor cooling cost (\\\\$/s) assuming a cost of 2.12E-5 \\\\$/kW, and the heating utility cost (\\\\$/s) assuming 2.2E-4 \\\\$/kW. Note that the heat duty is in units of watt (J/s). The total operating cost will be the sum of the two, expressed in \\\\$/year assuming 8000 operating hours per year (~10\\% downtime, which is fairly common for small scale chemical plants):"
"Now, let us add expressions to compute the reactor cooling cost in USD/s assuming a cost of 2.12E-5 USD/kW, and the heating utility cost in USD/s assuming 2.2E-4 USD/kW. Note that the heat duty is in units of watt (J/s). The total operating cost will be the sum of the two, expressed in USD/year assuming 8000 operating hours per year (~10 percent downtime, which is fairly common for small scale chemical plants):"
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