Intro -- Transport and Surface Phenomena -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- The three basic engineering tasks -- Transport phenomena: The continuum and the interfaces -- The history of this discipline -- The structure of this book -- Other books -- Acknowledgments -- Part One: The nature of transport phenomena -- Chapter One: Definitions of unidirectional steady transport -- 1.1. Steady unidirectional transport of heat by conduction -- 1.2. Steady unidirectional transfer of mass by diffusion -- 1.3. Steady unidirectional transfer of momentum by viscous friction in fluids
1.4. Similarities and differences -- 1.4.1. Common features of some transport phenomena -- 1.4.2. Other transport phenomena -- 1.5. Summary -- Chapter Two: Transport phenomena in terms of mass structure -- 2.1. Molecular theory of transport phenomena in gases -- 2.1.1. Mean velocity of random motion and the temperature -- 2.1.2. Pressure -- 2.1.3. The free path of molecules -- 2.2. Transport phenomena in gases -- 2.2.1. Transport of momentum in gases -- 2.2.2. Heat transfer by conduction in gases -- 2.2.3. Mass transfer in gases by diffusion -- 2.2.4. Prandtl and Schmidt numbers in gases
2.2.4.1. The dependence of the transport coefficients of gases on temperature and pressure -- 2.2.5. The Knudsen flow -- 2.2.6. Momentum transport at high-pressure gradients and at its sudden changes -- 2.3. Momentum transport in solids and liquids -- 2.3.1. Tensile test -- 2.3.2. The effect of force at fast straining -- 2.3.3. Shear stress -- 2.3.4. Shear strain of fluids -- 2.4. Rheology -- 2.4.1. Deformation of material by a step change -- 2.4.2. Cyclic deformation of materials -- 2.4.3. Structural rheology -- 2.5. What happens while straining condensed materials?
2.5.1. The transition from the solid state to liquids as seen by the mechanics -- 2.5.2. Crystals -- 2.5.3. Metals -- 2.5.4. Polymers -- 2.5.5. Viscosity of liquids -- 2.5.6. Viscosity of liquid mixtures -- 2.6. Heat transfer by conduction in liquids and solids -- 2.6.1. Thermal conductivity in liquids and solids -- 2.6.2. Heat capacity of liquids and solids -- 2.6.3. Thermal diffusivity and the Prandtl number in liquids and gases -- 2.7. Transport of mass by diffusion in liquids and solids -- 2.7.1. Estimate of diffusivity of small molecules in liquids -- 2.7.2. Diffusion in solid materials
2.7.3. Diffusion through membranes (flat layers) -- 2.7.4. Thermodiffusion -- 2.8. Summary -- References -- Chapter Three: Transport phenomena at the interface -- 3.1. The working of the forces at the interface -- 3.1.1. The boundary between liquid phases -- 3.1.2. Surface instability -- 3.1.3. Surface-active materials -- 3.1.4. The boundary between a liquid and a solid material -- 3.1.5. Cavitations -- 3.1.6. Other surface phenomena -- 3.2. Mechanical equilibrium between phases -- 3.2.1. Mechanical equilibrium at the interface of two fluids -- 3.2.2. Friction between two solid surfaces
