Governing equations for transport phenomena

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Transport phenomena, which represent transports of momentum, heat and mass, include fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer. The discussions of governing equations in the links below can be applied to Fluid Mechanics, Heat and Mass Transfer, thermal-fluids aspects of Combustion, as well as Multiphase Systems.

• Basics
• Integral Formulation

Transformation formula, continuity, momentum, energy, entropy, and conservation of mass species equations.

• Differential Formulation

Continuity, momentum, energy, entropy, and conservation of mass species equations.

• Classifications of PDE and boundary conditions

Classification of PDEs and boundary conditions.

• Jump and boundary conditions at interfaces

Conservation of mass, momentum, energy, mass species, supplementary conditions and Combustion.

• Averaging Formulation

Overview, volume averaging, area averaging, and Boltzmann statistical averaging.

• Related Topics

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