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CM3110 Transport Processes I

Michigan Technological University

 Prof. Faith A. Morrison

2011 Reading Assignments

Homeworks with Answers


Topics
Readings
Homework

Formulas from Inside Cover

Necessary Prereqs:  Fluid Statics (4.2)
Necessary Prereqs:  MEB/math/physics (1.3)
Why study fluid mechanics? (Ch 1)
How fluids behave? Viscosity, drag, turbulence (Ch 2)

Morrison, Ch1, Ch2, 4.2
Felder and Rousseau (fluid statics, MEB, mass bal)
Geankoplis, 2.1-2.5, 3.2-3.3
HW1

figure for problem
Continuum mechanics/Control Volume (Ch 3)
Molecular fluid forces - stress tensor (Ch 4)
Fluids in motion - forces, torques (Ch 4)
Newtonian constitutive equation/Navier Stokes (Ch 5,6)
Internal flows/correlations/dimensional analysis (Ch 7)
Noncircular ducts, packed beds (7.2)
Morrison, Ch3, 4.3, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3.1, 6.2, 7.1, 7.2
Geankoplis:  2.6, 2.8-2.10, 3.5-3.8
HW2


Past year's exam
External flows/correlations/dimensional analysis (Ch 8)
Boundary layers - Irrotational flow (8.2)
Macroscopic balances (Ch 9)
Compressible flow/Advanced flows (10.6)
Fluidized bed
Morrison, 8.1, 8.2, 9.2,10.1, 10.2, 10.6
Geankoplis:  2.11, 3.1, 3.4, 3.9-3.10

Dr. Morrison's Society of Rheology lectures:
CM3110 - Macroscopic Balances in Fluid Mech
CM3110 - Introduction to Numerical Methods

Dr. Morrison's YouTube videos (many solutions to HW3 included):
email_24Oct2011a.html

HW3

answers for
problem 1
problem 9
Fourier's law/calculating T profiles
Overall heat transfer coefficients
Calculate T profiles with heat generation
Energy Equation
Dimensional analysis
Dimen. Anal./Heat transfer Coefficients
Geankoplis:  Ch1, 2.7, Ch 4
Morrison 6.1.4, 9.1.3
Felder and Rousseau, Ch 7, 8, 9


Derivation of the Macro E-Balance (from book) (Dr. Morrison)
Macroscopic E-Balance Summary (CM2110) (Dr. Morrison)
Microscopic Energy Balance Equation in components: handout
HW4
Heat transfer coefficients natural convection
Heat transfer coefficients phase change
Heat exchanger Design/fouling
Unsteady state heat transport
Radiation
Geankoplis:  4.9, Ch 5 HW5




Exams Fall 2011


Exam 1 with solution
Exam 2 with solution
Exam 3 with solution
Exam 4 with solution
Comsol Project

Dr. Morrison's email 5Oct11

Assignment memo

Typo in Part 2 size: 
click here

Hint to making hand solution match Comsol results

Instructions part 1:
pressure-driven flow in a slit

Note from IT Dept

Final Exam 2011

solution

Exams Fall 2010


Exam 1 with solution
Exam 2 with solution
Exam 3 with solution
Exam 4 with solution
Final Exam with solution





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