Category:Transport phenomena

**transport phenomenon**
	exchange of mass, energy, and momentum between observed and studied systems
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In physics, chemistry, biology and engineering, a transport phenomenon is any of various mechanisms by which particles or quantities move from one place to another. Three common examples of transport phenomena are diffusion, convection, and radiation.

There are three main categories of transport phenomena:

Heat transfer,
Mass transfer, and
Fluid dynamics (or momentum transfer)

Subcategories

This category has the following 9 subcategories, out of 9 total.

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Animations of transport phenomena (2 C, 4 F)

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Biological transport (10 C, 188 F)

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Convection (11 C, 97 F)

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Radiation (25 C, 218 F)

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Turbulence (13 C, 92 F)

Media in category "Transport phenomena"

The following 20 files are in this category, out of 20 total.

Bilancio materia.png 713 × 359; 16 KB
Cd vs Re.jpg 1,366 × 651; 137 KB
Chempedia photo 2.jpg 1,927 × 694; 104 KB
Chempedia photo.jpg 2,031 × 799; 103 KB
Cylindrical Annulus.png 1,140 × 780; 85 KB
Droplet.png 1,516 × 1,012; 112 KB
Fourier.png 1,401 × 220; 20 KB
Pipe Network.png 3,414 × 1,280; 2.75 MB
Potencial de union liquida--liquid joint potential.png 256 × 300; 15 KB
Pressure driven laminar flow between on fixed plate and top moving plate with shear stress enlarged.png 1,522 × 514; 66 KB
Pressure driven laminar flow between on fixed plate and top moving plate with shear stress.png 1,478 × 512; 58 KB
Pressure drop.png 551 × 233; 10 KB
Recirculating flow.png 238 × 768; 22 KB
Steady-state pressure driven laminar flow between two parallel surfaces in relative motion with top plate moving at velocity U.png 1,330 × 426; 54 KB
The grid used for discretisation in Central Difference Scheme..png 1,043 × 363; 9 KB
The grid used for discretisation in Upwind Difference Scheme for negative Peclet number (Pe 0)..png 1,068 × 628; 14 KB
The grid used for discretisation in Upwind Difference Scheme for positive Peclet number (Pe 0)..png 1,065 × 625; 14 KB
TP1 Example Problem 12.png 1,068 × 518; 523 KB
Tp1p2.jpg 893 × 552; 73 KB
Tp1pic.jpg 590 × 620; 63 KB

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