Course10210608381 lectures
Transport Phenomena in Biological Systems
Prof. G. K. Suraishkumar · IIT Madras
About
This course aims to fill the need for a comprehensive introduction to the analysis of biological systems in the continuum regime, in the context of transport (forces and fluxes). It aims to provide the student with the required skills to think-out-of-the-box in novelty requiring situations at one end, to a full appreciation of the relevant principles and their interconnections, at the other end. All the needed mathematical steps will be completely worked out to minimize the enormous time the students normally spend to understand the mathematical steps.
Intended audience: Any biological engineering/biological sciences student or practitioner.
Prerequisites: Undergraduate engineering mathematics
Lectures
Week 1
- Introduction
- Mass Conservation
- Mass Conservation for a Macroscopic System
- Mass Conservation for a Microscopic System
- Useful Derivatives
Week 2
- Equation of Continuity
- Mass Flux
- Mass and Molar Fluxes
- Shell Balance Approach
- Continuity Equation Approach
- Steady-state Diffusion
Week 3
- Steady-state Diffusion across Tubular Walls
- Steady-state Radial Diffusion
- Steady-state Diffusion with Reaction
- Unsteady-state Diffusion
- Unsteady-state Diffusion - continued
- Pseudo Steady State Approximation
- Pseudo Steady State Approximation - continued
- Review of Mass Flux
Week 4
- Momentum Flux - Introduction
- Rheology
- Fluid Flow types
- Shell Momentum Balances
- Equation of Motion
- Equation of Motion - continued
- Shell Momentum Balances - continued
- Application of Equation of Motion to Flow Over an Inclined Plane
Week 5
- Laminar Flow through a Pipe
- Laminar Flow through a Pipe - continued
- Capillary Flow
- Couette Flow
- Non-dimensional Analysis
- Unsteady State Flow
- Unsteady State Flow - continued
Week 6
- Pulsatile Flow
- Turbulent Flow
- Macroscopic Aspects: The Engineering Bernoulli Equation
- Friction Factor for Flow through a Straight Horizontal Pipe
- Application of the Engineering Bernoulli Equation to a Piping Network
- Stenosis in an Artery
- Friction Factor for Relative Motion between a Solid and a Liquid
- Friction Factor for Packed Beds
Week 7
- Review of Momentum Flux
- Review of Momentum Flux - continued
- Thermal Energy Flux
- Equation of Energy
- Temperature Profile in a Tissue
- Unsteady-state Heat Conduction
- Review of Heat Flux
Week 8
- Charge Flux
- Charge Flux - Some Fundamentals
- Charge Flux - Some More Fundamentals
- Getting Useful Relationships through Maxwell's Equations
- Charges/Ions in Solution
- Charge Flux: Review
Week 9
- Fluxes Under Simultaneous, Multiple Driving Forces
- Simultaneous Concentration Gradient and Electrical Potential Gradient
- Mobility of Ions Across a Membrane
- Electrical Circuit Representation of a Membrane
- Action Potential and Axial Current
- Electrophoresis
Week 10
- Simultaneous Concentration Gradient and Velocity Gradient
- Simultaneous Concentration Gradient and Velocity Gradient - Bioreactor Kla
- Gas-Liquid Interphase Transport
- Gas-Liquid Interphase Transport - Continued
- Bioreactor Kla Estimation
- Liquid Phase Oxygen-Supply Strategy
- LPOS and Its Mechanism
Week 11
- LPOS for Mold Cultivations
- LPOS Optimization and Costs
- Couette Flow Cultivations
- Pseudo-Steady State Approximation Applied to Bio-oil Production
- Pseudo-Steady State Approximation Applied to Cancer Treatment
- Kinetics of a Process with an Enzyme Immobilized on a Non-porous Slab
- Simultaneous Temperature Gradient and Velocity Gradient
Week 12
Syllabus and materials
At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.
Credits and licence
- Institution
- IIT Madras
- Department
- Biotechnology
- Teacher
- Prof. G. K. Suraishkumar
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Biology
- Source
- NPTEL
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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