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    This document appears to be a past exam paper for an Advanced Transport Phenomena course. It contains 8 questions related to transport phenomena topics. The questions cover a range of specific analysis problems, including determining velocity and shear stress distributions in laminar flow between cylinders; deriving Stefan-Maxwell equations; analyzing a boundary layer with a chemical reaction; developing an expression for temperature distribution in laminar flow over an inclined surface; and using macroscopic balances to analyze pressure change and friction loss for flow in pipes of different cross-sectional areas.

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    Code No: C5102
    JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD
    M.Tech I SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, APRIL/MAY-2013
    ADVANCED TRANSPORT PHENOMENA
    (CHEMICAL ENGINEERING)
    Time: 3hours Max.Marks:60
    Answer any five questions
    All questions carry equal marks
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    1. Determine the velocity and shear stress distributions for the tangential steady
    laminar flow of an incompressible fluid between two vertical coaxial cylinders,
    the outer one of which is rotating with an angular velocity
    0
    . Two coaxial
    cylinders of radii R and kR respectively.

    2. Derive Stefan-Maxwell equations.

    3. Flow along a flat plate that contains a species A slightly soluble in the fluid B. the
    concentration at the plate surface would be C
    A0
    , the solubility of A in B, and the
    concentration of A far from the plate would be C
    A
    . A react with B by an n
    th
    order
    homogeneous chemical reaction, with rate constant K'n. Analyze the system by a
    boundary layer method.

    4. A liquid is in steady laminar flow over an inclined plane surface. The free liquid
    surface is at temperature T
    0
    and solid surface at T
    w
    . The film thickness is . The
    viscosity and thermal conductivity of the liquid are constant. Develop an
    expression temperature distribution in the liquid.

    5. Develop an expression for temperature distribution as a function of T(y, t) for
    heating of a finite slab.

    6. Discuss the time smoothing equations of change for an incompressible fluid.

    7. Write the expressions for macroscopic mass, momentum and mechanical energy
    balance equations.

    8. An incompressible fluid flows turbulently in a circular tube of cross-sectional area
    S
    1
    , which empties into a larger tube of cross sectional area S
    2
    . Use the
    macroscopic balances to get an expression for the pressure change between
    entrance and exist places and for the frictions loss associated with the sudden
    expansion.





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