THE IMPORTANCE OF LIMIT SOLUTIONS & TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL SCALES IN THE TEACHING OF TRANSPORT PHENOMENA

SÁVIO LEANDRO BERTOLI; JUSCELINO DE ALMEIDA JÚNIOR; JULIANO DE ALMEIDA; ALINE CRISTINA LOVATEL; JACKSON ELEOTERIO; SIMONE LEAL SCHWERTL; PAULO ROBERTO BRANDT

SÁVIO LEANDRO BERTOLI University of Blumenau
JUSCELINO DE ALMEIDA JÚNIOR University of Blumenau
JULIANO DE ALMEIDA University of Blumenau.
ALINE CRISTINA LOVATEL University of Blumenau.
JACKSON ELEOTERIO University of Blumenau
SIMONE LEAL SCHWERTL University Foundation of Blumenau
PAULO ROBERTO BRANDT University of Blumenau

Resumen

In the engineering courses the field of Transport Phenomena is of significant importance and it is in several disciplines relating to Fluid Mechanics, Heat and Mass Transfer. In these disciplines, problems involving these phenomena are mathematically formulated and analytical solutions are obtained whenever possible. The aim of this paper is to emphasize the possibility of extending aspects of the teaching-learning in this area by a method based on time scales and limit solutions. Thus, aspects relative to the phenomenology naturally arise during the definition of the scales and / or by determining the limit solutions. Aspects concerning the phenomenology of the limit problems are easily incorporated into the proposed development, which contributes significantly to the understanding of physics inherent in the mathematical modeling of each limiting case studied. Finally the study aims to disseminate the use of the limit solutions and of the time scales in the general fields of engineering.

DOI:

http://dx.doi.org/10.21017/rimci.2016.v3.n6.a10

Biografía del autor/a

SÁVIO LEANDRO BERTOLI, University of Blumenau

Professor of Regional University of Blumenau. Department of Chemical Engineering. Experience in the field of Mathematical Physics with emphasis on Heat Transfer, Thermal Processes and Thermodynamic, specifically in the following topics: Heat Transfer in multi-particulate systems, Analytical Solutions in Transport Phenomena, Flows in Stokes regime, Advanced Oxidation Processes.

JUSCELINO DE ALMEIDA JÚNIOR, University of Blumenau

Researcher and master degree in Chemical Engineering at the Regional University of Blumenau. Experience in Analytical Solutions and Semi-Analytical Solutions in Transport Phenomena.

JULIANO DE ALMEIDA, University of Blumenau.

Currently enrolled in the master degree program in Chemical Engineering at the Regional University of Blumenau.

ALINE CRISTINA LOVATEL, University of Blumenau.

Researcher and graduated in Chemical Engineering from the Regional University of Blumenau.

JACKSON ELEOTERIO, University of Blumenau

Professor of the Regional University of Blumenau. Department of Forestry Engineering. Experience in the area of Wood Science and Technology with emphasis in Wood-Water relationship.

SIMONE LEAL SCHWERTL, University Foundation of Blumenau

Professor of the University Foundation of Blumenau. Departament of Mathematics. Experience in Differential and Integral Calculus, Numerical Calculus, Algebra and Geometry.

PAULO ROBERTO BRANDT, University of Blumenau

Professor of the Regional University of Blumenau. Department of Eletrical Engineering. Experience in Electrical Engineering with emphasis in Electronics and Microelectronics, mainly in the following areas: telecommunications, broadcasting, alternative energy, energy co-generation, power generation, energy and electromagnetism.

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