Engineering
Transport Phenomena
Train on Transport Phenomena with 109 published problems. Preview a problem, explore the course outline, and work through one problem at a time.
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Course topics
Course topics
Local conservation laws, constitutive fluxes, and scaling
Momentum transport and viscous flow
Energy transport and convection-conduction coupling
Species transport, diffusion, and convection
Boundary layers and interfacial transfer coefficients
Multicomponent and coupled transport
Practice problems
Try a few Transport Phenomena problems, each with a hint.
- A Newtonian oil of density 860 kg/m³ and viscosity 0.145 Pa s flows steadily through a… Free with an accountLocal conservation laws, constitutive fluxes, and scaling
- An incompressible liquid approaches a porous flat surface with an accelerating external… Free with an accountLocal conservation laws, constitutive fluxes, and scaling
- A counterflow double-pipe heat exchanger cools 0.900 kg/s of a liquid process stream… Free with an accountLocal conservation laws, constitutive fluxes, and scaling
- A spherical crystal of initial radius 6.00 mm and density 1200 kg/m³ dissolves in a… Momentum transport and viscous flow
- A water film flows down a 0.500 m wide heated strip of length 2.00 m Momentum transport and viscous flow
- Hot water flows turbulently over one face of a flat plate Momentum transport and viscous flow
- A homogeneous half-space y>0 has thermal diffusivity α=1×10⁻⁶ m²/s and conductivity k=2… Energy transport and convection-conduction coupling
- Two well-mixed compartments exchange a dilute solute through a membrane Species transport, diffusion, and convection
- A solute is carried down a straight circular tube of radius a=0.001 m by a fully… Species transport, diffusion, and convection
- A liquid element is exposed to a solute for a single contact time t_c=4 s Boundary layers and interfacial transfer coefficients