Micro Behaviors Around Rising Bubbles
Velocity and concentration distribution near the interface of moving bubble in liquid are investigated experimentally and numerically. The tangential and nominal velocity distributions of liquid in the vicinity of the interface are measured by a Laser Dop
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Kuo-Tsung Yu Xigang Yuan
Introduction to Computational Mass Transfer With Applications to Chemical Engineering Second Edition
Heat and Mass Transfer Series editors D. Mewes, Hannover, Germany F. Mayinger, München, Germany
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Kuo-Tsung Yu Xigang Yuan •
Introduction to Computational Mass Transfer With Applications to Chemical Engineering Second Edition
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Xigang Yuan School of Chemical Engineering and Technology Tianjin University Tianjin People’s Republic of China
Kuo-Tsung Yu School of Chemical Engineering and Technology Tianjin University Tianjin People’s Republic of China
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Preface
With the rapid development and continuing advances of computer technologies and numerical computation, many new multidisciplinary research areas have emerged, including computational chemistry, computational physics, computational biology, and others. It is recognized that computational methodology has now became one of the three basic methodologies of conducting scientific and engineering research, along with theoretical investigation and experimental studies. In the 1970s, the cross-disciplinary studies of fluid dynamics and numerical computation had led to the new research area of computational fluid dynamics (CFD). This multidisciplinary development later on extended to heat transfer; and consequ
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