Solution Manual Advanced Transport Phenomena Analysis, Modeling, and Computations Ramachandran 1st edition
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Chapter 1 Solutions
1. Explain briefly the following terminologies. ( SOLUTIONS shown below each
iter)
• Continuum models
Matter is assumed to be continuous in space rather than discrete atomic
entities.
• Control volume and control surface
A region of system or equipment isolated for analysis and the corresponding
bounding area.
• Conservation laws
Mass, energy and momentum are conserved. Species mass has to be in
accordance to chemical reaction stoichiometry.
• Constitutive models or laws
Law describing the rate (mainly molecular) transport as a function of the
corresponding driving force
• Differential or microscopic models
Model developed for a differential volume which is then made to tend to
zero limit
• 1-D or mesoscopic models
Model for a volume spanning the entire flow area and a differential length
in the flow direction
• Macroscopic models
Model spanning an arbitrary volume not necessarily tending to zero limit
• Gradient vector and directional derivative
Generalization of slope to three dimensions.
Directional derivative is the change in a property per unit length in a
specified direction.
• Laminar and turbulent flow
• Friction factor
A dimensionless group relating pressure drop or wail shear stress
• Heat transfer coefficient.
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