Aims:


	To provide a broad study in the principles of steady and unsteady state heat transfer, heat transfer with phase change and radiation heat...

Aims:

To provide a broad study in the principles of steady and unsteady state heat transfer, heat transfer with phase change and radiation heat transfer;
	To develop skills in the design of practical heat transfer equipment with emphasis on improving efficiencies and the use of renewable energy sources.
Learning Outcomes:

On completion of this module students should:

be able to understand the physical phenomena present in heat transfer processes;
	be able to calculate or estimate heat transfer coefficients;
	be familiar with the procedures for the design of heat transfer equipment ;
	understand pressure drop and fouling factors in a heat exchanger;
	select an appropriate heat exchanger to meet the required heat transfer rate or heat transfer area
Synopsis:

Key mechanisms of heat transfer: conduction, convection and radiation
	Fourier's law; Conduction in cylindrical and spherical shells
	Derivation of heat conduction equations for transient and multidimensional cases
	Methods for solving 1-D transient heat conduction equation; lumped heat transfer coefficient;
	Forced convection; Natural convection; Correlations for heat transfer coefficient
	Thermal radiation; Radiation transfer through gases
	Evaporation and Boiling
	Condensation; Film condensation
	Heat exchangers; Condensers and Reboilers; Logarithmic mean temperature difference
	Direct contact gas-solid exchangers

CELL0007 Cells and Development provides an introduction to significant aspects of cell and developmental biology. Lectures in the first half will cover Cell...

CELL0007 Cells and Development provides an introduction to significant aspects of cell and developmental biology. Lectures in the first half will cover Cell Biology and Signalling and in the second half Developmental Biology and Stem Cells. There will be practicals on cell permeability and human development.

The module will prepare you for more advanced modules that you may wish to pursue in Year 2, such as CELL0009 Intermediate Cell Biology (Cell Structure and Function), CELL0010 Intermediate Cell Biology (Cell Signalling and Regulation), or BIOL0013 The Biology of Development.

Indicative lecture topics (based on module content in 2021/22):

Cell biology: Cells and organelles
	Cell biology: Membranes and cytoskeleton
	Cell biology: Cell cycle and mitosis
	Cell biology: Membrane trafficking
	Cell signalling through ion channels
	Electrical signalling
	Signalling through receptors
	Basic principles of embryonic development (fertilisation, cleavage, gastrulation and morphogenesis, neurulation, organogenesis, metamorphosis)
	Cell fate and cell differentiation; tissues
	Stem cells.