Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) is a colorless gas emitted during decomposition of hog manure that produces an offensive ‘‘rotten egg’’ smell and is considered a toxic manure gas. In the southeastern United States, anaerobic waste treatment lagoons are widely used to store and treat hog excreta at commercial hog farms. Hydrogen sulfide is produced as manure decomposes anaerobically, resulting from the m...

Mass Transfer ................................................................................................................................................ 1 What it is and what it isn't ......................................................................................................................... 1 What it is for. Applications .........................................................

Mass Transfer ................................................................................................................................................ 1 What it is and what it isn't ......................................................................................................................... 1 What it is for. Applications .........................................................

Mass Transfer ................................................................................................................................................ 1 What it is and what it isn't ......................................................................................................................... 1 What it is for. Applications .........................................................

in this study, mixed convection heat transfer and local and global entropy generation in aventilated square cavity have been investigated numerically. the natural convection effect isachieved by a constant heat flux imposed at the bottom wall and cooled by injecting a coldfollow. in order to investigate the effect of port location, four different placementconfigurations of the inlet and outlet ...

[1] Difficulties associated with identifying the dense nonaqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) source zone architecture at the field scale, combined with the computational costs of field-scale DNAPL dissolution simulations, have motivated the development of a number of simplified models that rely upon upscaled (i.e., domain-averaged) mass transfer coefficients to approximate field-scale dissolution pro...

An analytical investigation is conducted to study the unsteady free convection heat and mass transfer flow through a non-homogeneous porous medium with variable permeability bounded by an infinite porous vertical plate in slip flow regime while taking into account the thermal radiation, chemical reaction, the Soret number, and temperature gradient dependent heat source. The flow is considered u...

h = heat transfer coefficient q = heat flux from the wall of evaporator to refrigerant Tw =Temperature at the wall of evaporator Tf = Temperature of the refrigerant kal = Conductivity of aluminum t = Thickness of evaporator M& = Mass flow rate of refrigerant Cp = Constant-pressure specific heat of refrigerant Tsat = Saturation temperature of refrigerant Tin = Temperature of refrigerant at inlet...

Flux transfer events are bursts of reconnection at the dayside magnetopause, which give rise to characteristic signatures observed by a range of magnetospheric/ionospheric instrumentation. One outstanding problem is that there is a fundamental mismatch between space-based and ionospheric estimates of the flux that is opened by each flux transfer event—in other words, their overall significance ...

(40) Where zi is the charge number of species i in the solution. Mass transfer arises either from the differences in electrical or chemical potential or from the movement of a volume element of the solution. It can occur due to: • Migration which is the movement of a charged body due to an electric field, i.e., an electrical potential gradient. The flux density of a species i in the solution du...