Monday, November 5, 2007: 8:30 AM-11:00 AM
Room 255 F (Salt Palace Convention Center)

Transport Processes (01d)

#27 - Fundamental Research in Transport Processes (01D00)
The purpose of this session is to review fundamental research in the areas of heat, mass, momentum and charge transport as applied to processes and products of chemical engineering interest. The session considers all types of research i n transport processes and so is not focuesd on any one topic.
Chair:Dmitry I. Kopelevich
CoChair:Joel L. Plawsky
CoSponsor(s):Engineering Sciences and Fundamentals (01)
Transport and Energy Processes (07)
8:30 AM27aThe Role Of Mass Transport During Self-Assembly Of Nanostructured Films
Michael P. Tate, Hugh W. Hillhouse
8:51 AM27bEliminating the Mean-Free-Path Inconsistency in Classical Phenomenological Model of Diffusion for Fluids
G.L. Aranovich, M.D. Donohue
9:12 AM27cMolecular Simulation Of Transport In Nanopores
Caroline Desgranges, Jerome Delhommelle
9:33 AM27dAnalysis Of Phonon Scattering Mechanisms And Compositional Effects In Thermal Transport Properties Of Zeolite Thin Films
Abraham Greenstein, Yeny C. Hudiono, Carine Kuete, Samuel Graham, Sankar Nair
9:54 AM27eA Dynamic Buildup Growth Model Of Magnetic Particle Accumulation On Single Wires In High Gradient Magnetic Separation
Fei Chen, Kenneth A. Smith, T. Alan Hatton
10:15 AM27fThe Chemical Reaction - Pore Diffusion Model for Coal Char Gasification and Combustion Using the Random Pore Model
Raymond C. Everson, Hein Neomagus, Rufaro Kaitano
10:36 AM27gMass Transfer In A Viscous Bubble Column With Pulsed-Flow: The Bjerknes Effect
Yogesh Waghmare, Richard G. Rice, F. Carl Knopf

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