一、	課程說明(Course Desc<x>ription) 
<br>This course is designed to provide basic understanding of transport phenomena 
<br>and unit operations for graduate students with a non-chemical engineering 
<br>undergraduate background. It is divided into two parts. The first part takes 9 
<br>weeks to cover physical properties (viscosity, conductivity, diffusivity) and 
<br>(momentum, energy, mass) transport mechanisms, and shell balance techniques 
<br>for solving physical quantity (velocity, temperature, concentration) 
<br>distributions in simple transport problems. The second part focuses on several 
<br>key unit operations such as fluid delivery, mixing, separation and heating and 
<br>drying that are critical for students to learn so that they can apply some 
<br>basic knowledge and skill in this area when they start to work in domestic 
<br>plants.
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<br>二、指定用書(Text Books) 
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<br>Bird, R.B., W.E. Stewart, and E.N. Lightfoot, "Transport Phenomena," 2nd ed., 
<br>Wiley (2002)
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<br>三、參考書籍(References) 
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<br>王茂齡, “輸送現象” 高立圖書 (1993)
<br>Middleman, S., “An Introduction to Fluid Mechanics” and “An Introduction to 
<br>Mass and Heat Transfer”, Wiley(1998)
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<br>四、教學方式(Teaching Method) 
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<br>lectures
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<br>五、教學進度(Syllabus) 
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<br>Transport phenomena: 3 weeks for momentum transport, 3 weeks for energy 
<br>transport, and 3 weeks for mass transport
<br>Unit operations: Fluid delivery (2 weeks), mixing(2 weeks), separation (2 
<br>weeks), heating and drying(2 weeks).
<br>六、成績考核(Evaluation) 
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<br>Transport Phenomena:
<br>1 Midterm Examination 45% 
<br>Weekly in-class practice 10%
<br>Unit operations:
<br>1. Final Examination 25%
<br>2. Project & presentation 20%
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<br>七、可連結之網頁位址 
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