- Lecturer
- Yoshikawa Kunio
- Place
- Mon5-6(G511)
- Credits
- Lecture1 Exercise0 Experiment0
- Code
- 98009
- Syllabus updated
- 2012/5/13
- Lecture notes updated
- 2012/5/13
- Semester
- Spring Semester
Outline of lecture
For atmospheric environmental protection, appropriate combination of various technologies ranging from combustion control, exhaust gas treatment, high efficiency energy conversion and waste management is essential. This lecture first explains the fundamental science of transport phenomena (momentum, energy and mass transportation) which should be base knowledge to understand various atmospheric environmental processes. Then variety of emission control techniques are explained to understand state of the art technologies for atmospheric environmental protection. Finally, new waste management technologies are introduced and students will join discussions on the effective measures for waste management to reduce atmospheric emissions.
Purpose of lecture
For atmospheric environmental protection, appropriate combination of various technologies ranging from combustion control, exhaust gas treatment, high efficiency energy conversion and waste management is essential. This lecture is first aims at explaining the fundamental science of transport phenomena (momentum, energy and mass transportation) which should be base knowledge to understand various atmospheric environmental processes. Then variety of emission control techniques are explained to understand state of the art technologies for atmospheric environmental protection especially for the waste incineration process. Finally, non-incineration based new waste management technologies are introduced and students will join discussions on the effective measures for waste management in their home countries to have better understanding of the situation in each country.
Plan of lecture
April 13: 繝ｻViscosity and the Mechanism of Momentum Transfer
繝ｻVelocity Distributions in Laminar Flow
April 20: 繝ｻThermal Conductivity and the Mechanism of Energy Transport
繝ｻTemperature Distributions in Solids and in Laminar Flow
April 27: 繝ｻDiffusivity and the Mechanisms of Mass Transport
繝ｻConcentration Distributions in Solids and in Laminar Flow
May 18: 繝ｻApplication of Finite Difference Equations to Simple Steady-state Heat Conduction Problems
繝ｻApplication of Finite Difference Equations to Simple Transient Heat Conduction Problems
May 25: 繝ｻConvective Heat Transfer
June 1: 繝ｻRadiative Heat Transfer
June 8: 繝ｻThermodynamics Used in Environmental Engineering
June 15: 繝ｻBasic Combustion and Incineration
June 22: 繝ｻAir Emission Control
June 29: 繝ｻParticulate Emission Control
July 6: 繝ｻAdvanced Technologies for Waste Management
July 13: 繝ｻPresentation and Discussion about Waste Management (I)
July 24: 繝ｻPresentation and Discussion about Waste Management (II)
Textbook and reference
1.窶弋ransport Phenomena窶
R. Byron Bird, Warren E. Stewart and Edwin N. Lightfoot
(John Wiley & Sons Inc. Publication)
2.窶廩eat Transfer Calculations Using Finite Difference Equations窶
David R. Croft and David G. Lilley
(Applied Science Publishers)
3.窶廩andbook of Chemical and Environmental Engineering Calculations窶
Edited by Joseph P. Reynolds, John Jeris, Louis Theodore
(John Wiley & Sons Inc. Publication)
4.窶廩andbook of Environmental Engineering Calculations窶
Edited by C.C. Lee and Shun Dar Lin
(McGraw-Hill)
Related and/or prerequisite courses
None
Evaluation
繝ｻFour exercize reports in English related to the contents of the lecture (50/100)
繝ｻPresentation in English (20/100)
繝ｻA report in English related to the presentaion and discussion (30/100)
Comments from lecturer
This lecture starts with the fundamentals of the atmospheric environmental engineering. So the students who are not familiar with the contents of the lecture are welcome. The students will be well trained through exercize reports and the presentation not only in the area of the subject matter of the lecture but also in English. So the Japanese students who wish to bush up their English abilities are welcome.
