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    CHE 610 - TRANSPORT PHENOMENA

    Spring 2018

    University of Waterloo
    Department of Chemical Engineering

    Instructor: Prof. Rajinder Pal


    Office: E6-2010, Ext. 32985, [email protected]

    COURSE OUTLINE

    1. INTRODUCTION

     Transport Phenomena – Momentum Transport (Fluid


    Mechanics), Heat Transport, and Mass Transport

     Review of Vector and Tensor Notation

     Gauss Divergence Theorem

    2. FLUID MECHANICS

     Introduction – Continuum Hypothesis, Lagrangian and


    Eulerian descriptions of fluid flow, partial and substantial
    time derivatives, Reynolds Transport Theorem

     Microscopic Equations of Motion

     Continuity Equation
     Stress Equation of Motion
     Newton’s Law of Viscosity
     Navier-Stokes Equation
     Determination of velocity distribution and stresses in moving
    fluids, concept of friction factor

    3. HEAT TRANSPORT

     Heat Transfer in a Moving Fluid

     Total energy equation

     Mechanical energy equation

     Thermal energy equation

     Heat diffusion equation for stationary medium

     Determination of temperature distribution and heat flux in


    moving fluids, concept of heat transfer coefficient

    4. MASS TRANSPORT

     Mass Transfer in a Stationary Medium

     Fick’s Law of Diffusion

     Fick’s Second Law of Diffusion

     Applications

     Mass Transfer in a Moving Fluid

     Definitions - Concentrations, Velocities, Fluxes

     Differential Equations of Mass Transfer

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     Determination of concentration distribution and mass flux in
    moving fluids, concept of mass transfer coefficient

    4. DESIGN OF HEAT EXCHANGE AND MASS EXCHANGE


    EQUIPMENT

    RECOMMENDED BOOK: Bird, R.B., Stewart, W.E. and Lightfoot, E.N.,


    "Transport Phenomena", John Wiley & Sons, Second Edition (2002).

    GRADING SCHEME:

    Assignments: 20%

    Midterm: 25%

    Final: 50%

    Class Attendance and impression: 05%

    (Note that class attendance is mandatory in this course)

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