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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
The Heat Transfer certification is meant for students who want to get admitted to an undergraduate course. The course covers the broad subject line of heat transfer that takes place in different processes of different kinds of chemical industries. Candidates who are willing to learn from this college will be able to learn the basics of different modes of heat transport.
The estimated time taken to complete the Heat Transfer certification syllabus is 12 weeks. Since the course is a self-paced program, students will be able to complete the curriculum according to their willingness. The course is provided by the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, and will contain 60 lectures in totality.
The Heat Transfer online course also provides the provision of certificates to the students. Participants can achieve a certificate for this online program by qualifying for the examination conducted by the creator offline. For a better learning experience of the course for the students, students will be provided with all the study notes, tests, quizzes, assessments, and other activities without any cost.
The Highlights
- Offered by Swayam
- 60 different lectures
- 12 weeks program
- Self-paced training
- Online course
- Certification of completion by IIT Bombay and NPTEL
Programme Offerings
- Text
- assessment
- Modules
- quizzes
- Discussion Forums
- Video lectures Tests.
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Fees Informations | Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|---|
| INR 1000 | yes | IIT Bombay |
- Candidates need to go through an offline exam in order to get the certification for this program by paying the Heat Transfer fees of Rs. 1,000.
- Participants who are willing to join this online learning experience can directly join the course on the website without making any payment.
Heat Transfer fees details -
Heads | Amount |
Course joining fees | Free |
Exam fees | Rs. 1,000 |
Eligibility Criteria
Education
Candidates who have basic information about linear algebra and fluid mechanics can apply for this program.
Certification Qualifying Details
Candidates who desire to be certified for this course must go through an in-person exam conducted by the creator and fulfill the eligibility of getting at least 10 marks out of 25 in assignments on the basis of best 8 out of 12 assignments and an exam score of at least 30 out of 75 so that the final score for them is 40 out of 100 marks.
What you will learn
Given below are the points that will be learned by a student who completes the course successfully-
- Candidates will learn about the fundamentals of heat transfer in the Heat Transfer training.
- Candidates will get an understanding of how to design equipment in which heat exchange is involved.
- Participants will learn about conduction and energy balance in the course.
- Learners will get an idea of the process of heat generation in the Heat Transfer certification course.
- Candidates will be able to learn the order of magnitude analysis through this program.
- Learners will acquire knowledge about flow through different objects of different shapes like pipes, cylinders, flat plates, etc.
- Candidates will learn about boiling, condensation, and radiation in the curriculum of the course.
- Candidates will come across Kirchoff’s law in the Heat Transfer program.
- Learners will gain practical knowledge about topics through real-life examples.
Who it is for
This Heat Transfer by Swayam is appropriate for the following candidates-
- Participants who have completed their undergraduate degree or graduation in the field of chemical and mechanical engineering.
- Working professionals such as teachers from the same field.
- Candidates who have a basic understanding of linear algebra and fluid mechanics.
Admission Details
Candidates who want to apply for this online training need to go through the following admission procedure-
Step 1. Students must apply only through the given link - https://onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/noc25_ch26/preview
Note - There is no joining tab given on the website at the moment. Students are requested to kindly wait till its availability.
The Syllabus
- Lecture 1: Introduction
- Lecture 2: Introduction to Conduction
- Lecture 3: Energy Balance
- Lecture 4: 1D Steadystate Conduction - Resistance Concept
- Lecture 5: Resistances in Composite Wall Case
- Lecture 6: Resistances in Radial systems
- Lecture 7: Heat Generation I : Plane and Cylindrical Wall
- Lecture 8: Introduction to Extended Surfaces
- Lecture 9: Extended Surfaces I : General formulation
- Lecture 10: Extended Surfaces II - Uniform Cross-sectional Area
- Lecture 11: Extended Surfaces III – Varying Cross-section area
- Lecture 12: 2D Plane wall
- Lecture 13: Transient Analyses I : Lumped Capacitance Method
- Lecture 14: Transient Analyses II : Full Method
- Lecture 15: Transient Analyses : Semi-infinite Case
- Lecture 16: Introduction to Convective Heat Transfer
- Lecture 17: Heat and Mass Transport Coefficients
- Lecture 18: Boundary Layer : Momentum,Thermal and Concentration
- Lecture 19: Laminar and Turbulent Flows ; Momentum Balance
- Lecture 20: Energy and Mass Balances ; Boundary Layer Approximations
- Lecture 21: Order of Magnitude Analysis
- Lecture 22: Transport Coefficients
- Lecture 23: Relationship between Momentum,Thermal and Concentration boundary Layer
- Lecture 24: Reynolds and Chilton-Colburn Analogies
- Lecture 25: Forced Convection : Introduction
- Lecture 26: Flow Past Flat Plate I – Method of Blasius
- Lecture 27: Flow Past Flat Plate II - Correlations for Heat and Mass Transport
- Lecture 28: Flow Past Cylinders
- Lecture 29: Flow through Pipes I
- Lecture 30: Flow through Pipes II
- Lecture 31: Flow through Pipes III
- Lecture 32: Flow through Pipes IV – Mixing-cup Temperature
- Lecture 33: Flow through Pipes V – Log mean Temperature difference
- Lecture 34: Flow through Pipes VI – Correlations for Laminar and Turbulent Conditions
- Lecture 35: Example problems : Forced Convection
- Lecture 36: Introduction to Free/Natural Convection
- Lecture 37: Heated plate in a quiescent fluid- I
- Lecture 38: Heated plate in a quiescent fluid- II
- Lecture 39: Boiling I
- Lecture 40: Boiling II
- Lecture 41: Condensation : I
- Lecture 42: Condensation : II
- Lecture 43: Radiation : Introduction
- Lecture 44: Spectral Intensity
- Lecture 45: Radiation : Spectral properties,Blackbody
- Lecture 46: Properties of a Blackbody
- Lecture 47: Surface Adsorption
- Lecture 48: Kirchoff’s Law
- Lecture 49: Radiation Exchange - View Factor
- Lecture 50: View Factor Examples
- Lecture 51: View factor - Inside Sphere Method, Blackbody Radiation Exchange
- Lecture 52: Diffuse, Gray Surfaces in an Enclosure
- Lecture 53: Resistances - Oppenheim matrix method
- Lecture 54: Resistances - Examples
- Lecture 55: More Examples : Volumetric Radiation
- Lecture 56: Introduction and Examples
- Lecture 57: Parallel Flow Heat Exchangers
- Lecture 58: LMTD I
- Lecture 59: Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers
- Lecture 60: Epsilon-NTU Method
Evaluation process
Candidates who desire to be certified for this course must go through an in-person exam conducted by the creator and fulfill the eligibility of getting at least 10 marks out of 25 in assignments on the basis of best 8 out of 12 assignments and an exam score of at least 30 out of 75 so that the final score for them is 40 out of 100 marks.