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Lecture 2

The document discusses transport phenomena and molecular transport. It provides the velocity profile of a falling film liquid from a reservoir and solves related problems by applying assumptions of steady laminar flow, constant properties, no slip at walls and incompressibility.

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Lecture 2

The document discusses transport phenomena and molecular transport. It provides the velocity profile of a falling film liquid from a reservoir and solves related problems by applying assumptions of steady laminar flow, constant properties, no slip at walls and incompressibility.

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Transport Phenomena

ChE 4771
Shell Momentum Balance
and Velocity Distribution
in Laminar Flow
MOLECULAR TRANSPORT

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MOLECULAR TRANSPORT

◎ The term 𝜏𝑦𝑥 called shear stres s . It contains two


subscripts, x which represents the direction of
force, and y which represents the direction of the
normal to the surface on which the force is acting.

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Convective Transport

◎ Convective flux or bulk flux of a quantity is expressed as

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Convective Transport

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Total Flux

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Problem-1

◎ Obtain the velocity profile of the falling film liquid from reservoir

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Solution to problem-1

Some Assumption:
1.The fluid behaves as a continuum
2. Steady state flow
3. The flow is laminar and rectilinear or moving in a straight line
4. The fluid is Newtonian
5. Density and viscosity are constant and no temperature variation
6. Entrance and exit effects are not considered
7. No slip at wall
8. There is uniform pressure over the fluid surface
9. There are no velocity component in x or y direction, vx =vy=0
10. vz is function of x only, vz =f(x)
11.The flow is incompressible
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Solution to problem-1

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Problem-2

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Problem 3

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Thank you

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