This course is an elementary course on liquid vapor phase change; pertaining to systems involving evaporation and boiling. The first part of the course will provide a synopsis of basic governing equations in fluid mechanics and heat transfer. The second part deals with introduction to phase change (phase stability, types of nucleation, and interfacial instabilities). The third part of the course is focused on physical aspects such as pool boiling, Leidenfrost effect.
5 weeks
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Online
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This course is an elementary course on liquid vapor phase change; pertaining to systems involving evaporation and boiling. The first part of the course will provide a synopsis of basic governing equations in fluid mechanics and heat transfer. The second part deals with introduction to phase change (phase stability, types of nucleation, and interfacial instabilities). The third part of the course is focused on physical aspects such as pool boiling, Leidenfrost effect.
Introduction: Conservation equations, Wetting and contact angles. Phase change: Phase stability, thermal transport at interfaces. Nucleation: bubble nucleation in superheated liquids, Spinodal limit, kinetic limit of superheat. Heterogenous nucleation: Inertial and heat transfer dominated nucleation, pool boiling regimes: nucleate, transition and film boiling.
Students, people from industries working in the field of liquid-vapor phase change systems like evaporators, boiling rigs, heat exchangers etc who require a fundamental knowledge of boiling, evaporation, interfacial phenomena are welcome to attend.
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