He is the master of masters of thermal science in INDIA and well known professor around the world. His recommendations are enough to get entry even in the MIT.
Thanks to respected S.K.SOM sir for heat transfer lectures. I have learnt so many things from your lecture.Excellent explanation about heat conduction concept. Sir for conduction the main condition is that molecules doesnot change their respective positions.and this conduction accur because of their latice vibrations.but i have a query about conduction in fluid medium if all fluid particle in fix position. Sir is it possible if possible then explain conduction in fluid and gas medium with example
+JAIMIN PATEL Conduction heat transfer takes place from the particles having more thermal energy to the adjasent particles having less thermal energy due to the INTERACTIONS among the particles. In solids, this INTERACTIONS are lattice vibration and the motion of free electrons. For fluids (liquids and gases), this INTERACTIONS are collisions and diffusion of the molecules. Note that at the molecular level all the molecules are undergoing a random motion (randomness is more for gases). However, this random motion produces no net transport of fluid across a macroscopic surface. This can be explained in the following way. If N number of molecules move from LEFT to RIGHT then there must be N number of molecules which are moving from RIGHT to LEFT to remain the fluid STATIONARY macroscopic ally. So in this process there is no bulk movement of the fluid. But if the molecules which are moving from LEFT to RIGHT are having high kinetic energy and the molecules which are moving from RIGHT to LEFT are having low kinetic energy, then the net transfer of thermal energy takes place from the LEFT to the RIGHT.
+NOC16 ME06 Jan-May When a fluid is at stationary condition, the molecules of the fluid may not be in stationary condition. Stationary fluid defines the fact that the bulk fluid velocity U=0. The fluid molecules always move randomly with velocity say Um. Now if we take a small volume V (smallness is dictated by the continuum hypothesis) and determine the volume average of Um then we get U = (1/V)*integration of Um over the volume V. If the fluid is in stationary condition then we obtain U=0. This does not necessarily mean Um=0.
Yes sir. I have got point. Thanks for clearing my concept. Now sir one more question that Is viscosity a property of fluid play a role in this conduction heat transfer process?
+JAIMIN PATEL Effect of viscosity only comes during transfer of momentum and viscous dissipation. So if the fluid is in static condition, viscosity has no effect on heat transfer (or conduction).
Sir I have completed my 1st year I am studying from these video lectures but don't know process of enrollment for heat transfer operations PLS.HELP ME OUT
sir I have a problem?as you said that in steady state, internal heat generation doesn't occur but in farther lecture you said heat generation is a function of space coordinate but not time when you deriving steady one -D heat conduction eq. now I am in little bit of confusion that what actually does the mean of steady state heat conduction? as far as I know about it ,is that heat generation(Qg) is constant w.r.t. time but what about with space coordinate? is it also constant w.r.t. space coordinate(along-x,y and z)? if internal heat generation varies in space coordinate then sir please tell why?.becoz you said that "for steady state heat condition through any body whatever the heat coming in the same will going out" and it can be possible only in one case when there is no generation.I mean of course it is invariant with but it can be possible that it could be function of space coordinate.my main question is that steady state means absolutely no heat generation or not??
Occurrence of being steady or unsteady state Heat transfer is completely dependent upon whether its (internal energy in the form of average kinetic energy of molecules at microscopic level) storage with respect to time or not. If it stores energy I.e. (rho*Cp*T) in instants of time then its temperature at any instant will change so it becomes transient irrespective whether source or sink term presents in it or not or even it varies with space or time doesn't matter.
+NIKHIL SHUKLA If you register for this course then follow the following steps: 1. go to onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/explorer 2. Login 3. go to Profile 4. click on Conduction and Convection Heat Transfer under Enrolled Courses 5. Now you can see Week 1 under Course Outline. Click on Week 1 to see Video Lectures (Lecture 1 to 3) and Quiz (Assignment 1) for first week. Do the same for Week 2 and so on.
Guys mujhe kuch samajh nahi aa raha hai, sirf my he isa hun kya?? Kya huva hai Mera sath aap sab logon ku samjh aa raha hai, but mujhe kuch samaj nahi aa raha hai why😢😢?
+Aastha Singh Assignments are available only in the NPTEL online course portal (onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in) if you have registered in the course Conduction and Convection Heat Transfer.
+Aastha Singh If you register for this course then follow the following steps: 1. go to onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/explorer 2. Login 3. go to Profile 4. click on Conduction and Convection Heat Transfer under Enrolled Courses 5. Now you can see Week 1 under Course Outline. Click on Week 1 to see Video Lectures (Lecture 1 to 3) and Quiz (Assignment 1) for first week. Do the same for Week 2 and so on.
+Aastha Singh If you are not registered for this course then also you can get those assignments. Currently you can only download the video lectures of Week 1 and Week 2 from the following link nptel.ac.in/courses/112105192/ Assignments will be uploaded in this website soon..........
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He was a true gem of Thermal & Fluids ❤️🔥, but no more now 😢😭.
Really?!😢
You are one of the most valuable person of my life
I am very grateful for SK Som sir for teaching us.
He is the master of masters of thermal science in INDIA and well known professor around the world. His recommendations are enough to get entry even in the MIT.
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His name please
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A true master
I have watched all lecture FM thermodynamics it was amazing lectures and this is amazing again
Trust the process,go through the whole lecture,take note then go through any book ,you'll understand all the topic and concepts
Sir you are only our original source of knowledge
Sir, you are my guru in learning engineering subjects, thank you very much sir.
one of the best teacher for thermal science
Class starts at @28:00
The way of teaching is amazing
wow the explanation was superb and very very easy to understand. I learned a lot from this video sir thank u so much
WE LOVE EVERY CLASS OF YOU SIR ❤️
Good explaination sir
He should also make videos on Rac and power engineering we need your knowledge sir 🤝
If you understand, thermodynamics, RAC is easy to understand.
Dear sir very good this one sufficient to enter in ies 2019.
Aapko naman mere guruji❤🙏🙏
Kudos to mhrd and IITS.!
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Thanks to respected S.K.SOM sir for heat transfer lectures. I have learnt so many things from your lecture.Excellent explanation about heat conduction concept.
Sir for conduction the main condition is that molecules doesnot change their respective positions.and this conduction accur because of their latice vibrations.but i have a query about conduction in fluid medium if all fluid particle in fix position. Sir is it possible if possible then explain conduction in fluid and gas medium with example
+JAIMIN PATEL Conduction heat transfer takes place from the particles having more thermal energy to the adjasent particles having less thermal energy due to the INTERACTIONS among the particles.
In solids, this INTERACTIONS are lattice vibration and the motion of free electrons.
For fluids (liquids and gases), this INTERACTIONS are collisions and diffusion of the molecules. Note that at the molecular level all the molecules are undergoing a random motion (randomness is more for gases). However, this random motion produces no net transport of fluid across a macroscopic surface. This can be explained in the following way. If N number of molecules move from LEFT to RIGHT then there must be N number of molecules which are moving from RIGHT to LEFT to remain the fluid STATIONARY macroscopic ally. So in this process there is no bulk movement of the fluid. But if the molecules which are moving from LEFT to RIGHT are having high kinetic energy and the molecules which are moving from RIGHT to LEFT are having low kinetic energy, then the net transfer of thermal energy takes place from the LEFT to the RIGHT.
Thank you sir
+NOC16 ME06 Jan-May When a fluid is at stationary condition, the molecules of the fluid may not be in stationary condition. Stationary fluid defines the fact that the bulk fluid velocity U=0. The fluid molecules always move randomly with velocity say Um. Now if we take a small volume V (smallness is dictated by the continuum hypothesis) and determine the volume average of Um then we get U = (1/V)*integration of Um over the volume V. If the fluid is in stationary condition then we obtain U=0. This does not necessarily mean Um=0.
Yes sir. I have got point. Thanks for clearing my concept.
Now sir one more question that Is viscosity a property of fluid play a role in this conduction heat transfer process?
+JAIMIN PATEL Effect of viscosity only comes during transfer of momentum and viscous dissipation. So if the fluid is in static condition, viscosity has no effect on heat transfer (or conduction).
Nicely explaained 🔰
Legend ❤
Sir I have completed my 1st year I am studying from these video lectures but don't know process of enrollment for heat transfer operations PLS.HELP ME OUT
you're the smartest guy i know
well done sir
THis guy is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!
Too good explantaion...
sir I have a problem?as you said that in steady state, internal heat generation doesn't occur but in farther lecture you said heat generation is a function of space coordinate but not time when you deriving steady one -D heat conduction eq. now I am in little bit of confusion that what actually does the mean of steady state heat conduction? as far as I know about it ,is that heat generation(Qg) is constant w.r.t. time but what about with space coordinate? is it also constant w.r.t. space coordinate(along-x,y and z)? if internal heat generation varies in space coordinate then sir please tell why?.becoz you said that "for steady state heat condition through any body whatever the heat coming in the same will going out" and it can be possible only in one case when there is no generation.I mean of course it is invariant with but it can be possible that it could be function of space coordinate.my main question is that steady state means absolutely no heat generation or not??
Occurrence of being steady or unsteady state Heat transfer is completely dependent upon whether its (internal energy in the form of average kinetic energy of molecules at microscopic level) storage with respect to time or not. If it stores energy I.e. (rho*Cp*T) in instants of time then its temperature at any instant will change so it becomes transient irrespective whether source or sink term presents in it or not or even it varies with space or time doesn't matter.
By concept thermodynamics is more difficult but heat transfer needs more maths tools.
Sir i salute you r graet pleass teach I C ENGINE AND RAC
sir if unfortunately i did register for course then how i can get assignment for practice????
+NIKHIL SHUKLA If you register for this course then follow the following steps:
1. go to onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/explorer
2. Login
3. go to Profile
4. click on Conduction and Convection Heat Transfer under Enrolled Courses
5. Now you can see Week 1 under Course Outline. Click on Week 1 to see
Video Lectures (Lecture 1 to 3) and Quiz (Assignment 1) for first week.
Do the same for Week 2 and so on.
thankyou sir for reply..........
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Thank you sir ....
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very nice
Thank you Sir
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Guys mujhe kuch samajh nahi aa raha hai, sirf my he isa hun kya?? Kya huva hai Mera sath aap sab logon ku samjh aa raha hai, but mujhe kuch samaj nahi aa raha hai why😢😢?
how will I get the assignment
+Aastha Singh Assignments are available only in the NPTEL online course portal (onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in) if you have registered in the course Conduction and Convection Heat Transfer.
+Aastha Singh If you register for this course then follow the following steps:
1. go to onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/explorer
2. Login
3. go to Profile
4. click on Conduction and Convection Heat Transfer under Enrolled Courses
5. Now you can see Week 1 under Course Outline. Click on Week 1 to see
Video Lectures (Lecture 1 to 3) and Quiz (Assignment 1) for first week.
Do the same for Week 2 and so on.
+Aastha Singh If you are not registered for this course then also you can get those assignments. Currently you can only download the video lectures of Week 1 and Week 2 from the following link nptel.ac.in/courses/112105192/
Assignments will be uploaded in this website soon..........
nice s.k som
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Rip sir😭
Did he pass away?
@@mahadevprasanth1697 yes😭
@@fuzailkhan2063 Can you pls link a source? I dont want to believe it 😢
@@mahadevprasanth1697 One of his student tweeted out that he passed away due to cancer 3 months ago.
@@deeprajyaguru1913 will you link it?
inki sehat ko kiya howa hai
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