Answer questions below: - What is convection? - What is radiati...
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Answer questions below:
- What is convection?
- What is radiative energy transfer? How is it different from Fourier’s Law of heat transfer?
- What are the different types of boundary conditions?
- How does the shape of the system impact the spatial distribution of the state variable? The flux?
- How would you model and explain why N2 and not CO2, is used to maintain pressure of carbonated beverages?
- What is the purpose of overall mass transfer coefficients?
- What is a partition coefficient? Why are these coefficients used?
- Describe, using a graph, the phase equilibrium between a gas and a liquid.
- What are composite systems? Why are these systems so important in material science?
- Describe the types of transport across a membrane in a fuel cell and how hydration impacts transport through microstructure.
- Outline the steps to solving a boundary condition problem.
- What is flux?
- What is driving force?
- What is resistance?
- How does current arise from ions and electrons?
- What assumptions do we make with boundary conditions? Are these always true? If not, give an example of when the assumptions are not valid.
- What is convection?
- What is radiative energy transfer? How is it different from Fourier’s Law of heat transfer?
- What are the different types of boundary conditions?
- How does the shape of the system impact the spatial distribution of the state variable? The flux?
- How would you model and explain why N2 and not CO2, is used to maintain pressure of carbonated beverages?
- What is the purpose of overall mass transfer coefficients?
- What is a partition coefficient? Why are these coefficients used?
- Describe, using a graph, the phase equilibrium between a gas and a liquid.
- What are composite systems? Why are these systems so important in material science?
- Describe the types of transport across a membrane in a fuel cell and how hydration impacts transport through microstructure.
- Outline the steps to solving a boundary condition problem.
- What is flux?
- What is driving force?
- What is resistance?
- How does current arise from ions and electrons?
- What assumptions do we make with boundary conditions? Are these always true? If not, give an example of when the assumptions are not valid.
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What is convection?
Convection is transport of a quantity (for example) heat by motion of the vibrating molecules (having thus energy) of the medium themselves within the medium.
Convection is transport of a quantity (for example) heat by motion of the vibrating molecules (having thus energy) of the medium themselves within the medium.
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