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2 THE DIFFERENCES This section attempts to qualitatively describe the differences between the two approaches discussed above. Both deal with the transfer of certain quantities (momentum, energy, and mass) from one point in a system to another. Three basic transport mechanisms are involved in a process. They are: 1. Radiation. 2. Convection. 3. Molecular diffusion. The first mechanism, radiative transfer, arises due to wave motion and is not considered since it may be justifiably neglected in most engineering applications.
1). Formulate the second 72, n2 as 722 = pvapbDf Determine a, b, and f by comparing the units on both sides: 0 [=I (kg m-'s-')(m s-')a(kg m-3)b(m)f Compare kg: O = 1 + b . Thereforeb= -1 Compare s: 0 = -1 -a. Therefore a = -1 Compare m: 0 = -1 + a - 3b Substituting back into 72. +f. Thereforef = -1 yields: Replace 72. by its reciprocal: where Re = Reynolds number (see Chapter 12). 1). 4 SCALE-UP AND SIMILARITY To scale-up (or scale-down) a process, it is necessary to establish geometric and dynamic similarities between the model and the prototype.
Green and R. Perry, “Perry’s Chemical Engineers’ Handbook”, 8th edition, McGrawHill, New York, 2008. 4. C. Lapple, “Fluid and Particle Mechanics”, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware, 1951. com. Follow links for this title. 1 INTRODUCTION As indicated in Chapter 1, chemical engineering courses were originally based on the study of unit processes and/or industrial technologies. , there was a commonality in the fluid flow operations in the petroleum industry as with the utility industry. These similar operations became known as Unit Operations.