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Conduction Lab II

Broad Areas of Virtual Labs
Chemical Engineering
IIT BOMBAY
Introduction

The term Heat is used for the energy which becomes mobile as a result of temperature difference between two locations. The topic Heat Transfer deals with the study of different ways or modes of heat flow and estimation of rate of flow in these modes. Flow of energy is the main cause behind occurrence of any process in the world.Naturally the energy always flows from a higher temperature region to a lower temperature region. In a broad sense, there are three modes of heat transfer namely Conduction, Convection and Radiation. Heat transfer deals with the effect of material / fluid properties and temperature gradient on heat flow.

Objective

  • To create a simulated platform to mimic the physical lab of Fluid Mechanics
  • To enable formative assessment
  • To include pitfalls to make the user connect the fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics to the given lab
  • To try take the traditional physical lab to higher cognitive levels

Target Audience

  • UG
  • PG

Course Alignment

The syllabi of this lab aligns to the following universities in India.

  1. Heat Transfer (PCC-CS104)
  2. Mass Transfer-I (PCC-CS105)
  3. Mass Transfer-II (PCC-CS109)
  4. Nirma University; Heat Transfer Operation (2CH301); B. Tech
  5. Nirma University; Mass Transfer Operations-I (2CH401); B. Tech
  6. Nirma University; Mass Transfer Operations-II (2CH501); B. Tech
  7. Dharamsinh Desai University; Heat Transfer (CH-505); B. Tech
  8. Dharamsinh Desai University; Mass Transfer Operations-I (CH-504); B. Tech
  9. Dharamsinh Desai University; Mass Transfer Operations-II (CH-604); B. Tech
  10. Institute of Chemical Technology Mumbai; Heat Transfer (CET1102); B. Tech
  11. The M S University of Baroda; Heat Transfer Operations (CHL 1502); B. Tech
  12. The M S University of Baroda; Mass Transfer Operations-I (CHL 1501); B. Tech
  13. The M S University of Baroda; Mass Transfer Operations-II (CHL 1605); B. Tech

Allocated University

No university information available.

Reference Books

No reference books available.

Lab Contact Person

Prof. Santosh Noronha,
Professor,
Chemical Engineering