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Rate Processes

When are Rate Processes Covered?

Rate Processes are is introduced in ENGR111 during Class 13.2*

Rate Processes are revisited the following class period during Class 14.1*.

*Explaination of Class numbering System

Objectives

Class 13.2: Introduction to Rate Processes
Know the relationship between rate, flux and driving force
Define the proportionality constants for heat, fluid flow, electricity, and diffusion problems
  Know how to compute the rate and flux for heat, fluid flow, electricity, and diffusion problems
Understand the concept of resistance
Class 14.1: Introduction to Rate Processes - Part 2
  Know the relationship between rate, flux and driving force
  Define the proportionality constants for heat, fluid flow, electricity, and diffusion problems
Know how to compute the rate and flux for heat, fluid flow, electricity, and diffusion problems
  Understand the concept of resistance

Class Agenda

Class 13.2: Introduction to Rate Processes
Lecture material on terminology for thermodynamics, flow rate and rate processes
Example of rate of water in a tank
Lecture material on flux and driving force
Exercise - 3 min
Lecture material on fluid flux
Individual exercise - 3 min
HW assignment
Class 14.1: Introduction to Rate Processes - Part 2
RAT/PAT - quiz
Lecture material on electricity
Individual Exercise - 3 min
Pairs exercise - 3 min
Lecture material on flux and diffusion
Pairs exercise
Lecture material on resistance
Example of resistance
HW assignment

Why are Rate Processes Important?

Engineers use rate processes to understand flow behaviors of fluids and electricity.

  • Class 13.3 Powerpoint
  • Class 14.1 Powerpoint
 
 

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