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Everyone is discussing the laws of energy transfer

2009-04-03View Original

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To understand the concept more interestingly: the amount of transfer in a process = process drive force/process resistance. A law from electrical engineering: current = voltage difference/resistance. Knowledge from heat transfer: heat flux density = temperature pressure difference/heat resistance. Knowledge from fluid mechanics: velocity = pressure difference/? Could everyone please add more, please?
Reply #22009-04-03
Transfer amount (rate) during the process = Process drive force/Process resistance

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