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This document provides a course outline for PPE-307 Transport Phenomena at the University of Engineering and Technology Lahore. The course is offered in the fall 2020 semester. It includes 2 measurable student learning outcomes related to formulating and analyzing momentum, heat, and mass transport problems. The grading policy and class timings are also outlined. Over 17 weeks, the course will cover topics like momentum, heat, and mass transport using equations of change applied to problems in fluid flow, heat conduction, and diffusion.

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University of Engineering and Technology Lahore: Section Content

This document provides a course outline for PPE-307 Transport Phenomena at the University of Engineering and Technology Lahore. The course is offered in the fall 2020 semester. It includes 2 measurable student learning outcomes related to formulating and analyzing momentum, heat, and mass transport problems. The grading policy and class timings are also outlined. Over 17 weeks, the course will cover topics like momentum, heat, and mass transport using equations of change applied to problems in fluid flow, heat conduction, and diffusion.

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University of Engineering and Technology Lahore

Section Course Outline Report

Department: Polymer and Process Engineering Printed Date: 08-Nov-2020

Section Course Detail

Semester FALL 2020

Department Polymer and Process Engineering

Section A

Subject Title PPE-307 Transport Phenomena

Contact [email protected]

M easureable Student Learning Outcomes

CLOs Description PLOs Level

CLO1 The student should be able to formulate and analyze momentum, heat and PLO02 High
mass transport problems - along with its appropriate boundary conditions -
occurring in a process.

CLO2 The student should be able to establish solution for steady and/or transient PLO03 High
transport problems using equations of change.

Grading Policy

Quiz 1 10.0% , Mid Term 30.0% , Quiz 2 10.0% , End Term 40.0% , Assignments 10.0%

Class Timings

Section Content

Week Topics
(Lec)

week1 - Generalized Newton’s law of viscosity


- Viscosity of liquids, suspensions and emulsions
- Convective momentum transport
- Shell momentum balance and boundary conditions

week2 - Flow of a falling film


- Flow through a circular tube
- Flow through an annulus

week3 - Flow through adjacent immiscible fluids


- Creeping flow around a sphere

week4 - The equations of change (continuity, motion, mechanical energy and angular momentum)
- The equations of change in terms of substantial derivative

week5 - Use of the equations of change to solve flow problems


week6 - Laminar Flow of an incompressible Power law fluid in a circular tube
- Flow of a Power law fluid in a narrow slit
- Tangential annular flow of a Power law fluid

week7 - Fourier’s law of heat conduction


- Temperature and pressure dependence of heat conductivity
- Thermal conductivity of gases, liquids, solids and composite solids
- Convective transport of energy
- Shell energy balance and boundary conditions

week8 - Heat conduction with an electrical heat source


- Heat conduction with a nuclear heat source

week9 Mid Term Exam

week10 - Heat conduction with a viscous heat source


- Heat conduction with a chemical heat source

week11 - Heat conduction through a composite wall


- Heat conduction in a cooling fin
- Forced convection

week12 - Special forms of the energy equation


- Use of the equations of change to solve steady-state problems
- Steady-state forced-convection heat transfer in laminar flow in a circular tube
- Tangential flow in an annulus with viscous heat generation
- Steady flow in a non-isothermal film
- Transpiration cooling

week13 - Fick’s law of binary diffusion


- Temperature and pressure dependence of diffusivities
- Diffusivity of gases, binary liquids, colloidal suspensions and polymers
- Mass and molar transport by convection
- The Maxwell-Stefan equations for multicomponent diffusion in gases at low density
- Shell mass balances and boundary conditions

week14 - Diffusion through a stagnant gas film


- Diffusion with a heterogeneous chemical reaction

week15 - Diffusion with a homogeneous chemical reaction


- Diffusion into a falling liquid film (gas absorption)

week16 - Diffusion into a falling liquid film (solid dissolution)


- Diffusion and chemical reaction inside a porous catalyst
- Diffusion in a three-component gas system

week17 FINAL EXAMINATION

week18 FINAL EXAMINATION

Chairman Signature: _________________

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