Heat Transfer and Combustion in Multiphase Systems
offered by IISc Bangalore

A++ NAAC accredited
Deemed University
Estd. 1909

Heat Transfer and Combustion in Multiphase Systems
at
IISc Bangalore
Overview

A comprehensive overview of Heat Transfer and Combustion in Multiphase Systems

Duration	8 weeks
Mode of learning	Online
Credential	Certificate

Heat Transfer and Combustion in Multiphase Systems
at
IISc Bangalore
Highlights

Earn a Certificate after completion of the course

Heat Transfer and Combustion in Multiphase Systems
at
IISc Bangalore
Course details

Skills you will learn

C Engineering Design

Who should do this course?

BE/ME/MSc/PhD

More about this course

The course as outlined aims to offer insights and fundamentals into such multiphase systems
The course will first cover the basics of thermodynamics and transport processes in generalized multiphase systems along with analyses of interfacial transport mechanisms
Subsequently in the later modules, it will offer in depth analyses of transport processes and combustion in specific areas like a.) droplet combustion, b.) droplet evaporation, c.) transport processes in sessile droplets, d.) boiling and e.) sprays
The coverage will benefit people from many industries like gas turbines, solar thermal, micro-nano scale engineering, materials processing to name a few

Heat Transfer and Combustion in Multiphase Systems
at
IISc Bangalore
Curriculum

Introduction to Multiphase systems

Fundamentals of interfacial heat and mass transfer

Governing equations

Transport processes and interface phenomena

Heat transfer and Droplet vaporization models

Transport phenomena in vaporizing droplets

Atomization and sprays

Droplet / Spray combustion and boiling

Heat Transfer and Combustion in Multiphase Systems
at
IISc Bangalore
Faculty details

Prof. Saptarshi Basu

Dr. Saptarshi Basu is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Indian Institute of Science.Prof. Basu leads large scale initiatives in the area of combustion, multi-phase flow and heat transfer He is a project leader in the National Center for Combustion Research and Development and SERIIUS (Solar Energy Research Institute for India and the United States)