Lec 1: Convective Heat and Mass Transfer
Lec 2: Flow Classifications
Lec 3: Laws of Conservation
Lec 4: Scalar Transport Equations
Lec 5: Laminar Boundary Layers
Lec 6: Similarity Method
Lec 7: Similarity Solution to Velocity BL
Lec 8: Similarity Soltion to Temp BL-1
Lec 9: : Similarity Soltion to Temp BL-2
Lec 10: Integral Equations of BL
Lec 11: Integral Solution to Laminar Vel BL
Lec 12: Integral Solution to Laminar Temp BL
Lec 13: Superposition Theory and Application
Lec 14: Laminar Internal Flows
Lec 15: Fully -Developed Laminar Flows-1
Lec 16: Fully -Developed Laminar Flows-2
Lec 17: Fully-Developed Laminar Flow Heat transfer-1
Lec 18: Fully-Developed Laminar Flow Heat transfer-2
Lec 19: Laminar Developing Heat Transfer
Lec 20: Super Position Technique
Lec 21: Nature of Turbulent Flows
Lec 22 A: Sustaining Mechanism of Turbulence-1
Lec 22 B: Sustaining Mechanism of Turbulence-1
Lec 24: Near-Wall Turbulent Flows-1
Lec 25: Near-Wall Turbulent Flows-2
Lec 26: Turbulence Models-1
Lec 27: Turbulence Models-2
Lec 28: Turbulence Models-3
Lec 29: Prediction of Turbulent Flows
Lec 30: Prediction of Turbulent Heat Transfer
Lec 31: Convective Mass Transfer
Lec 32: Stefan Flow Model
Lec 33: Cauetee Flow Model
Lec 34: Reynolds Flow Model
Lec 35: Boundary Layer Flow Model
Lec 36: Evaluation of g and N Omega
Lec 37: Diffusion Mass Transfer Problems
Lec 38: Conv-MT Couette Flow Model
Lec 39: Conv M T Reynolds Flow Model-1
Lec 40: Conv M T Reynolds Flow Model-2
Lec 41: Natural Convection BLs
Lec 42: Diffusion Jet Flames
Thermal energy is transferred from one region to another.Heat transport is the same phenomena like mass transfer, momentum transfer and electrical conduction. Similar rate equations, where flux is proportional to a potential difference.The mechanism: energy is transported between parts of continuum by the transfer of kinetic energy between particles or groups of particles at the atomic level.
Purely thermal conduction: in solid opaque bodies (opaque: not permeable for radiation) the thermal conduction is the significant heat transfer mechanism because the material doesn’t flow and there is no radiation,
Prof. Date is Emeritus Fellow & Rahul Bajaj Chair Professor at Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT Bombay. He has been with IITB since 1973. He recently has been awarded with the IITB-Lifetime Achievement Award-2012, in recognition of his outstanding contributions as a teacher, researcher and administrator.
Professor Date's academic interests are in the fields of Heat and Mass Transfer with and without Phase Change, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Appropriate Technology and Technology-Development Issues. His teaching and research experience has resulted in two excellent textbooks titled Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics and Analytic Combustion.
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