389 Mathematical Modeling of Transport Processes

Tuesday, November 18, 2014: 3:15 PM
213 (Hilton Atlanta)
Description:
This session targets mathematical modeling approaches to solving transport phenomena problems. Both numerical and especially analytical approaches are considered. All areas of transport phenomena are included and generic methods applicable to a range of transport problems are encouraged to apply for presentation.

Sponsor:
Transport Processes

Chair:
Norman Loney
Email: norman.loney@njit.edu

Co-Chair:
Sara M. Hashmi
Email: sara.hashmi@yale.edu

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.

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3:15 PM
(389a) A Closed-Form Analytical Model for One-Dimensional Transport with Advection and Dispersion in Multi-Layered Finite Porous Media
Xiaolong Shen and Danny Reible

3:30 PM
(389b) Influence of Heterogeneity on Second-Kind Self-Similar Solutions for Viscous Gravity Currents
Zhong Zheng, Ivan C. Christov and Howard A. Stone

3:45 PM
(389c) Pore-Scale Simulation of Fuid Flow and Solute Dispersion in Three-Dimensional Porous Media
Matteo Icardi, Gianluca Boccardo, Daniele Marchisio, Tiziana Tosco and Rajandrea Sethi

4:00 PM
(389d) Analysis of Two-Dimensional Models for Chromatographic Columns and Tubular Reactors
Shamsul Qamar and Andreas Seidel-Morgenstern
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4:15 PM
(389e) Identification of Effective Mass Transport Models in Falling Film Flows
Yi Heng, Adel Mhamdi, Hans Pirnay, Wolfgang Marquardt, Liang Zhang, Sven Gross, Arnold Reusken, Paul Bandi and Michael Modigell

4:30 PM
(389f) Moving Front Dynamics of Ions in Conjugated Polymer Films
Sarah Feicht, George Degen and Aditya S. Khair

4:45 PM
(389g) Considering Novel Transport Modes in Non-Aqueous Electrolytes
Jing Liu and Charles W. Monroe

5:00 PM
(389h) Heating and Evaporation of Gasoline and Gasoline Biofuel Blends
Chien-Pin Chen and Mengying Su

5:15 PM
Break
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5:30 PM
(389j) Equivalences and Diminishments in Fluid Flow
Stuart W. Churchill
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