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9780471502906

Heat Transfer

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    9780471502906

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    0471502901

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1993-02-01
  • Publisher: Wiley
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Summary

Relates introductory heat transfer concepts to other disciplines, namely thermodynamics and fluid mechanics. Reflects changes currently taking place in the research community as well as engineering education. Emphasizes that real applications tend to be interdisciplinary and require a solid foundation in all areas of the thermal sciences. Emphasizes design, or the synthesizing of two or more issues into an answer with practical meaning. Design questions are drawn from many diverse areas and each question is presented in a fundamental way. Makes a strong case regarding the use of simple and approximate analyses, focusing on order-of-magnitude calculations or ''scale analysis''. Applications are interdisciplinary.

Table of Contents

List of Symbols
xvii
Introduction
1(31)
Fundamental Concepts
1(5)
Heat Transfer
1(1)
Temperature
2(3)
Specific Heats
5(1)
The Objective of Heat Transfer
6(1)
Conduction
7(14)
The Fourier Law
7(3)
Thermal Conductivity
10(5)
Cartesian Coordinates
15(1)
Cylindrical Coordinates
16(2)
Spherical Coordinates
18(1)
Initial and Boundary Conditions
19(2)
Convection
21(6)
Radiation
27(5)
References
28(1)
Problems
29(3)
Unidirectional Steady Conduction
32(59)
Thin Walls
32(6)
Thermal Resistance
32(2)
Composite Walls
34(1)
Overall Heat Transfer Coefficient
35(3)
Cylindrical Shells
38(3)
Spherical Shells
41(1)
Critical Insulation Radius
42(3)
Variable Thermal Conductivity
45(2)
Internal Heat Generation
47(5)
Uniform Heating
47(3)
Temperature-Dependent Heating: The Integral Method
50(2)
Extended Surfaces (Fins)
52(17)
The Enhancement of Heat Transfer
52(1)
Constant Cross-Sectional Area
53(9)
Variable Cross-Sectional Area
62(2)
When the Unidirectional Conduction Model is Valid
64(1)
Optimization Subject to Volume Constraint
65(4)
Extended Surfaces with Relative Motion and Internal Heat Generation
69(22)
The General Conduction Equation
69(1)
Plastics Extrusion and Wire Drawing
70(2)
Electrical Cables
72(1)
References
73(1)
Problems
74(17)
Multidirectional Steady Conduction
91(52)
Analytical Solutions
91(18)
Two-Dimensional Conduction in Cartesian Coordinates
91(8)
Heat Flux Boundary Conditions
99(4)
Superposition of Solutions
103(2)
Cylindrical Coordinates
105(3)
Three-Dimensional Conduction in Cartesian Coordinates
108(1)
Approximate Methods
109(11)
The Integral Method
109(2)
The Method of Scale Analysis
111(1)
The Graphic Method
112(8)
Numerical Methods
120(23)
Finite-Difference Conduction Equations
120(5)
The Matrix Inversion Method
125(2)
The Gauss-Seidel Iteration Method
127(2)
References
129(1)
Problems
130(10)
Projects
140(3)
Time-Dependent Conduction
143(73)
The Immersion Cooling or Heating of a Conducting Body
143(3)
The Lumped Capacitance Model (the ``Late'' Regime)
146(2)
The Semi-infinite Solid Model (the ``Early'' Regime)
148(8)
Constant Surface Temperature
148(3)
Constant Heat Flux Surface
151(1)
Surface in Contact with Fluid
151(5)
Unidirectional Conduction
156(16)
The Constant-Thickness Plate
156(6)
The Long Cylinder
162(1)
The Sphere
163(4)
Plate, Cylinder, and Sphere with Fixed Surface Temperature
167(5)
Multidirectional Conduction
172(5)
Concentrated Sources and Sinks
177(7)
Instantaneous (One-Shot) Sources and Sinks
177(3)
Persistent (Continuous) Sources and Sinks
180(2)
Moving Heat Sources
182(2)
Melting and Solidification
184(6)
Numerical Methods
190(26)
Discretization in Time and Space
190(1)
The Explicit Method
191(5)
The Implicit Method
196(4)
References
200(1)
Problems
201(10)
Projects
211(5)
External Forced Convection
216(74)
Classification of Convection Configurations
216(3)
Basic Principles of Convection
219(12)
The Mass Conservation Equation
219(1)
The Momentum Equations
220(7)
The Energy Equation
227(4)
Laminar Boundary Layer Over a Plane Wall
231(17)
The Velocity Boundary Layer
231(9)
The Thermal Boundary Layer (Isothermal Wall)
240(4)
Nonisothermal Wall Conditions
244(2)
Film Temperature
246(2)
Turbulent Boundary Layer over a Plane Wall
248(15)
Transition from Laminar to Turbulent Flow
248(2)
Time-Averaged Equations
250(3)
Eddy Diffusivities
253(2)
Wall Friction
255(4)
Heat Transfer
259(4)
Other External Flows
263(27)
Single Cylinder in Cross-Flow
263(5)
Sphere
268(1)
Other Body Shapes
269(1)
Arrays of Cylinders in Cross-Flow
270(3)
Turbulent Jets
273(3)
References
276(2)
Problems
278(9)
Projects
287(3)
Internal Forced Convection
290(45)
Laminar Flow Through a Duct
290(9)
The Flow Entrance Region
290(2)
The Fully Developed Flow Region
292(3)
Friction Factor and Pressure Drop
295(4)
Heat Transfer in Laminar Flow
299(10)
The Thermal Entrance Region
299(1)
The Thermally Fully Developed Region
300(3)
Uniform Wall Heat Flux
303(2)
Isothermal Wall
305(4)
Turbulent Flow
309(9)
Transition, Entrance Region, and Fully Developed Flow
309(3)
Friction Factor and Pressure Drop
312(2)
Heat Transfer Coefficient
314(4)
The Total Heat Transfer Rate
318(17)
References
320(1)
Problems
321(8)
Projects
329(6)
Natural Convection
335(63)
What Drives the Natural Convection Flow?
335(1)
Boundary Layer Flow Along a Vertical Wall
336(18)
The Boundary Layer-Simplified Equations
336(4)
Scale Analysis of the Laminar Regime
340(5)
Isothermal Wall (Laminar Flow)
345(4)
Transition and the Effect of Turbulence on Heat Transfer
349(3)
Uniform Wall Heat Flux
352(2)
Other External Flow Configurations
354(11)
Thermally Stratified Fluid Reservoir
354(1)
Inclined Walls
355(2)
Horizontal Walls
357(2)
Horizontal Cylinder
359(2)
Sphere
361(1)
Vertical Cylinder
361(1)
Other Immersed Bodies
362(3)
Internal Flow Configurations
365(33)
Vertical Channels
365(3)
Enclosures Heated from the Side
368(3)
Enclosures Heated from Below
371(4)
Inclined Enclosures
375(2)
Annular Space Between Horizontal Cylinders
377(1)
Annular Space Between Concentric Spheres
378(1)
References
379(4)
Problems
383(7)
Projects
390(8)
Convection with Change of Phase
398(46)
Condensation Heat Transfer
398(21)
Laminar Film on a Vertical Surface
398(8)
Turbulent Film on a Vertical Surface
406(3)
Film Condensation in Other Configurations
409(7)
Dropwise and Direct-Contact Condensation
416(3)
Boiling Heat Transfer
419(25)
Pool Boiling Regimes
419(5)
Nucleate Boiling and Peak Heat Flux
424(4)
Film Boiling and Minimum Heat Flux
428(4)
Flow Boiling
432(1)
References
433(2)
Problems
435(7)
Projects
442(2)
Heat Exchangers
444(61)
Classification of Heat Exchangers
444(8)
Overall Heat Transfer Coefficient
452(6)
The Log-Mean Temperature Difference Method
458(10)
Parallel Flow
458(2)
Counterflow
460(1)
Other Flow Arrangements
460(8)
The Effectiveness-NTU Method
468(11)
Effectiveness and Limitations Posed by the Second Law
468(2)
Parallel Flow
470(2)
Counterflow
472(1)
Other Flow Arrangements
472(7)
Pressure Drop
479(26)
Pumping Power
479(1)
Abrupt Contraction and Enlargement
480(5)
Acceleration and Deceleration
485(1)
Tube Bundles in Cross-Flow
486(1)
Compact Heat Exchanger Surfaces
487(5)
References
492(1)
Problems
493(6)
Projects
499(6)
Radiation
505(71)
Introduction
505(1)
Blackbody Radiation
506(13)
Definitions
506(2)
Temperature and Energy
508(3)
Intensity
511(1)
Emissive Power
512(7)
Heat Transfer Between Black Surfaces
519(11)
The Geometric View Factor
519(5)
Relations Between View Factors
524(2)
Two-Surface Enclosures
526(4)
Diffuse-Gray Surfaces
530(21)
Emissivity
530(3)
Absorptivity and Reflectivity
533(7)
Kirchhoff's Law
540(3)
Two-Surface Enclosures
543(4)
Enclosures with More Than Two Surfaces
547(4)
Participating Media
551(25)
Volumetric Absorption
551(2)
Gas Emissivities and Absorptivities
553(6)
Gas Surrounded by Black Surface
559(1)
Gray Medium Surrounded by Diffuse-Gray Surfaces
560(1)
References
561(1)
Problems
562(10)
Projects
572(4)
Mass Transfer Principles
576(42)
The Analogy Between Mass Transfer and Heat Transfer
576(2)
The Conservation of Chemical Species
578(6)
Species Velocity Versus Bulk Velocity
578(2)
Diffusion Mass Flux
580(1)
Fick's Law
581(1)
Molar Concentration and Molar Flux
582(2)
Diffusion Through a Stationary Medium
584(13)
Steady Diffusion
584(3)
Mass Diffusivities
587(4)
Boundary Conditions
591(3)
Time-Dependent Diffusion
594(3)
Convection
597(21)
Forced Convection in Laminar Boundary Layer Flow
597(4)
The Impermeable Surface Model
601(4)
Other External Forced-Convection Configurations
605(2)
Internal Forced Convection
607(2)
Natural Convection
609(3)
References
612(1)
Problems
613(5)
Appendixes 618(47)
A Constants and Conversion Factors
618(5)
B Properties of Solids
623(14)
C Properties of Liquids
637(8)
D Properties of Gases
645(7)
E Mathematical Formulas
652(6)
F Local Reynolds Number Transition Criterion
658(7)
Author Index 665(6)
Subject Index 671

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