convection – Ideal Dictionary

Convection (বিকিরণ, সঞ্চালন, প্রবাহ) is a term that describes the process of heat transfer through fluids (liquids and gases) due to the movement of the fluid itself. This movement occurs because of differences in temperature and density within the fluid.

Part of Speech & Pronunciation

Part of Speech: Noun (/kənˈvɛkʃən/)

Definition of Convection

Convection is the transfer of heat by the physical movement of a fluid. It occurs when warmer areas of a liquid or gas rise and cooler areas sink, creating a circulation pattern that distributes heat throughout the fluid.

Synonyms of Convection

1. Circulation [সঞ্চালন] – circulation meaning in bengali
2. Transfer [স্থানান্তর] – transfer meaning in bengali
3. Movement [গতি] – movement meaning in bengali

Antonyms of Convection

1. Stagnation [অবসাদ] – Stagnation refers to a lack of movement or flow.
2. Stillness [নিস্তব্ধতা] – Stillness indicates a state of being motionless or quiet.

Origin of Convection

The term “convection” originates from the Latin word “convectionem,” which means “a bringing together.” It has been used in scientific contexts since the 19th century to describe heat transfer processes.

Nearby Words

1. Convect (verb)
2. Convective (adjective)
3. Convectional (adjective)

Convection in Literature

“Heat rises, and cold sinks; this is the essence of convection.” – Anonymous
(গরম উপরে উঠে এবং ঠান্ডা নিচে নামে; এটি সঞ্চালনের সারাংশ।)

Convection Meaning in Different Languages

Bengali: সঞ্চালন
Hindi: संवहन
Nepali: संवहन
Urdu: نقل و حرکت
Tamil: பரவல்
Telugu: ప్రసరణ
Arabic: الحمل الحراري
Chinese: 对流
Japanese: 対流
Russian: конвекция

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