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Convective Heat and Mass Transfer

Convective Heat and Mass Transfer. Instructor: Prof. A. W. Date, Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT Bombay. This course assumes that the students have undergone undergraduate courses in Engineering Mathematics, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer and Fluid Mechanics and are familiar with the use of experimentally derived CORRELATIONS for estimating heat/mass transfer coefficient in a variety of flow situations. The purpose of this course is to justify the basis and the form of these correlations on the basis of fundamental transport laws governing heat/mass transfer. The treatment is highly mathematical and, through assignments, students are expected to formulate and solve problems to derive expressions for the heat/mass transfer coefficient in different situations. The course will interest students wishing to embark on a research career in heat/mass transfer. (from nptel.ac.in)

Lecture 17 - Fully-Developed Laminar Flow Heat Transfer


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Lecture 01 - Introduction
Lecture 02 - Flow Classifications
Lecture 03 - Laws of Convection
Lecture 04 - Scalar Transport Equations
Lecture 05 - Laminar Boundary Layers
Lecture 06 - Similarity Method
Lecture 07 - Similarity Solution to Velocity Boundary Layer
Lecture 08 - Similarity Method for the Temperature Boundary Layer
Lecture 09 - Similarity Solution to Temperature Boundary Layer
Lecture 10 - Integral Method for Solving Boundary Layer Equations
Lecture 11 - Integral Solutions to Laminar Velocity Boundary Layer
Lecture 12 - Integral Solutions to Laminar Temperature Boundary Layer
Lecture 13 - Superposition Theory and Application
Lecture 14 - Laminar Internal Flows
Lecture 15 - Fully-Developed Laminar Flows
Lecture 16 - Fully-Developed Laminar Flows (cont.)
Lecture 17 - Fully-Developed Laminar Flow Heat Transfer
Lecture 18 - Fully-Developed Laminar Flow Heat Transfer (cont.)
Lecture 19 - Laminar Developing Heat Transfer
Lecture 20 - Superposition Technique
Lecture 21 - Nature of Turbulent Flows
Lecture 22 - Sustaining Mechanism of Turbulence
Lecture 22b - Sustaining Mechanism of Turbulence (cont.)
Lecture 23 - Sustaining Mechanism of Turbulence: Spectral Analysis and Vorticity Dynamics
Lecture 24 - Near-Wall Turbulent Flows
Lecture 25 - Near-Wall Turbulent Flows (cont.)
Lecture 26 - Turbulence Models
Lecture 27 - Turbulence Models (cont.)
Lecture 28 - Turbulence Models (cont.)
Lecture 29 - Prediction of Turbulent Flows
Lecture 30 - Prediction of Turbulent Heat Transfer
Lecture 31 - Convective Mass Transfer
Lecture 32 - Stefan Flow Model
Lecture 33 - Couette Flow Model
Lecture 34 - Reynolds Flow Model
Lecture 35 - Boundary Layer Flow Model
Lecture 36 - Evaluation of g and Nw
Lecture 37 - Diffusion Mass Transfer Problems
Lecture 38 - Convective Mass Transfer - Couette Flow Model
Lecture 39 - Convective Mass Transfer - Reynolds Flow Model
Lecture 40 - Convective Mass Transfer - Reynolds Flow Model (cont.)
Lecture 41 - Natural Convection Boundary Layers
Lecture 42 - Diffusion Jet Flames