Description: In Transport processes whereby mass, energy, or momentum are transported from one region of a material to another under the influence of composition, temperature, or velocity gradients. If a sample of a material in which the chemical composition, the temperature, or the velocity vary from point to point is isolated from its surroundings, the transport processes act so as to eventually render these quantities uniform throughout the material.
Curriculum
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- Fundamentals of Transport Processes32
- 2.1Dimensional Analysis contd.
- 2.2Dimensionless Groups
- 2.3Mechanisms of diffusion – II
- 2.4Part – I
- 2.5Part – II Similarity Solutions
- 2.6Part – IV Seperation of Variables
- 2.7Part – V Seperation of Variables
- 2.8Part – VI Oscillatory Flows
- 2.9Part – VIII Heat & Mass Sources
- 2.10Part – I Conservation Equations
- 2.11Part – II Similarity Solutions
- 2.12Part – IV Steady flow in a pipe
- 2.13Part – V Oscillatory flow in a pipe
- 2.14Part – VI Oscillatory flow in a pipe Regular Perturbation Expansion
- 2.15Part – VII Oscillatory flow in a pipe Singular Perturbation Expansion
- 2.16Part – I Balance Equation
- 2.17Part- II Seperation of Variables
- 2.18Cartesian Coordinates Heat Conduction in a Cube
- 2.19Spherical Coordinates Balance Laws
- 2.20Cylindrical Coordinates
- 2.21Spherical Co-ordinates Seperation of Variables – I
- 2.22Spherical Co-ordinates Seperation of Variables – II
- 2.23Spherical Co-ordinates Effective Conductivity of a Composite
- 2.24Spherical Harmonics
- 2.25Delta Functions
- 2.26Multipole Expansions
- 2.27Greens Function Formulations
- 2.28Transport Flow Past a Flat Plate
- 2.29Transport Heat Transfer from a Spherical Particle – I
- 2.30Transport Heat Transfer from a Spherical Particle – II
- 2.31Transport Heat Transfer from a Gas Bubble
- 2.32Summary
