Course title
物質機能応用特論Ⅱ   [Advanced Functional Application of materials II]
Course category interdisciplinary exchange courses  Requirement   Credit 1 
Department   Year   Semester 1st 
Course type 1st  Course code 112106
Instructor(s)
稲澤 晋   [INASAWA Susumu]
Facility affiliation Graduate School of Bio-Applications and Systems Engineering Office afjgxte/L1151  Email address

Course description
We need to understand and control transport phenomena of mass, heat and momentum to realize a optimal condition for the use of materials. In this lecture, students study on how we describe phenomena in a mathematical forms. By solving excersices in each class, you can understand basics in modeling. We study some practical topics, such as momentum flux and catalyst reaction with mass transfer. We study some practical problems related to momentum and surface reaction on catalyst with mass transfer, and so on.
Expected Learning
Understanding a basics of mathematical modeling

Corresponding criteria in the Diploma Policy:
See the Curriculum maps for BASE.
Course schedule
The contents below would be changed depending upon your understanding.
The following is an example in 2019.

1st Thermal conduction in solid, diffusion of materials, boundary conditions
2nd Diffusion equation in spherical coordinate, boundary conditions
3rd Dimensionless form of differential equations, estimation of required time using characteristic time constants
4th Flow in a circular tube and momentum balance
5th Adsorption/desorption, mass transfer and reaction: combined case.
6th Reaction and reaction enthalpy, sever heat-up of a reactor
7th incoming and outcoming of mass, energy and momentum
8th Summary and revise
Final exam.
・Mass transfer, adsorption and surface reaction on catalyst (ii)
・Formation of fouling layer and thermal resistance
・Rate-limiting step and approximate solution(i): catalyst reaction
・Rate-limiting step and approximate solution (ii): heat transfer via tube
・Dimensionless form of differential equations: time constants and their physical meaning
・Summary
Final Exam

Solution of a model and understanding using the solution
Chemical reactions and heat balance
fundamental equations for heat exchangers
Numerical solution for unsteady state problems
Prerequisites
Students should understand fundamental methods to solve differential equations.

In addition to 15 hours that students spend in the class, students are recommended to prepare for and revise the lectures, spending the standard amount of time as specified by the University.
Required Text(s) and Materials
References
"Transport phenomena" by R. Byron Bird
Assessment/Grading
Excersises in every week (30%) and the final examination (70%).Total score is 100 and students with a score more than 60 are certified. S: >90, A: 90-80, B: 80-70, C: 70-60.
Message from instructor(s)
To derivate equations and solve them by your hands is helpful for your understanding.
Course keywords
Office hours
Mon. 11:00-12:45
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Lecture Language
Japanese
Language Subject
Last update
12/18/2019 6:19:50 PM