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9780139193095

Heat and Mass Transfer

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  • ISBN13:

    9780139193095

  • ISBN10:

    013919309X

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-10-01
  • Publisher: Pearson College Div
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Summary

For a junior/senior-level course in Mechanical Engineering Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Heat and Mass Transfer, or Thermal System Design. Helping engineering technology and engineering students learn to design and analyze systems they many encounter in real-world practice, this comprehensive text provides a solid and rational introduction to the scientific, mathematical, and empirical methods for treating heat and mass transfer phenomena, and supplies the tools necessary for assessing and solving a variety of contemporary engineering problems. Graphic and straightforward in approach, it combines theory, real-world applications, experimental methods, and mathematical rigor to help students see the validity and relevance of concepts; highlights the convenience of various numerical methods to analyze more complicated situations involving heat and/or mass transfer; and helps students understand the relationship of heat and mass transfer to the disciplines of thermodynamics and fluid mechanics.

Table of Contents

Introduction
1(35)
The Importance of Heat and Mass Transfer
1(6)
Dimensions and Units in Heat and Mass Transfer
7(1)
The Concepts of Heat and Mass Transfer
8(13)
The Modes of Heat Transfer
21(6)
The Modes of Mass Transfer
27(1)
Mathematical Preliminaries
28(3)
Engineering Analysis of Heat and Mass Transfer
31(1)
Summary
31(5)
Discussion Questions
32(1)
Practice Problems
33(2)
References
35(1)
Steady State Conduction Heat Transfer
36(101)
Fourier's Law and Thermal Conductivity
36(7)
The General Problem of Conduction Heat Transfer
43(3)
Steady State One-Dimensional Heat Transfer
46(18)
Steady State Two-Dimensional Heat Transfer
64(12)
Shape Factor Methods
76(8)
Numerical Methods of Analysis
84(17)
Applications of Steady State Heat Transfer
101(21)
Summary
122(15)
Discussion Questions
125(1)
Practice Problems
126(10)
References
136(1)
Transient Conduction Heat Transfer
137(68)
General Problems in Transient Conduction
137(3)
Lumped Heat Capacity Systems
140(5)
One-Dimensional Transient Heat Transfer
145(18)
Two-Dimensional Transient Heat Transfer
163(8)
Applications to Solids
171(14)
Numerical Methods of Analysis
185(5)
Graphical Methods of Analysis
190(3)
Summary
193(12)
Discussion Questions
197(1)
Practice Problems
198(6)
References
204(1)
Forced Convection Heat Transfer
205(95)
The General Problems of Convection Heat Transfer
205(3)
Concepts of Fluid Flow and Dimensional Analysis
208(20)
The Boundary Layer Concept
228(13)
Convection Heat Transfer at a Flat Plate
241(12)
Convection Heat Transfer Around Objects
253(10)
Convection Heat Transfer in Closed Channels
263(16)
Applications of Convection Heat Transfer
279(11)
Summary
290(10)
Discussion Questions
294(1)
Practice Problems
295(4)
References
299(1)
Free Convection Heat Transfer
300(33)
The General Concepts of Free Convection
300(3)
Analysis of Free Convection Along Vertical Surfaces
303(6)
Free Convection Along Horizontal and Inclined Surfaces
309(4)
Free Convection Along Horizontal and Vertical Cylinders
313(7)
Free Convection in Enclosed Spaces
320(3)
Combined Free and Forced Convection Heat Transfer
323(2)
Approximate Equations for Free Convection of Air
325(1)
Summary
326(7)
Discussion Questions
328(1)
Practice Problems
328(3)
References
331(2)
The Nature of Radiation Heat Transfer
333(48)
Electromagnetic Radiation
333(8)
Black Body Radiation
341(4)
Gray Body Mechanisms
345(5)
Geometry of Radiation
350(14)
Applications of Radiation
364(8)
Summary
372(9)
Discussion Questions
374(1)
Practice Problems
374(6)
References
380(1)
Analysis of Radiation Heat Transfer
381(33)
Radiosity
381(3)
Analysis of Two-Surface Radiation Heat Transfer
384(7)
Analysis of Three-Surface Radiation Heat Transfer
391(7)
Gas Radiation
398(5)
Applications of Radiation Heat Transfer
403(5)
Summary
408(6)
Discussion Questions
409(1)
Practice Problems
410(3)
References
413(1)
Mass Transfer
414(47)
The Mechanisms of Mass Transfer
414(1)
Analysis of Mixtures
415(5)
Diffusion Mass Transfer
420(10)
Convection Mass Transfer
430(7)
Transient Diffusion
437(4)
Absorption and Adsorption
441(6)
Permeability
447(9)
Summary
456(5)
Discussion Questions
457(1)
Practice Problems
458(2)
References
460(1)
Heat Exchangers
461(35)
General Concepts of Heat Exchangers
461(5)
Parameters in Heat Exchangers
466(3)
LMTD Method of Analysis
469(10)
Effectiveness--NTU Method of Analysis
479(7)
Compact Heat Exchangers
486(6)
Summary
492(4)
Discussion Questions
493(1)
Practice Problems
493(2)
References
495(1)
Phase Change Heat Transfer
496
The Mechanisms of Phase Change Heat Transfer
496(3)
Analysis of Boiling Heat Transfer
499(14)
Condensing Heat Transfer
513(11)
Simplified Relationships for Boiling and Condensing Heat Transfer
524(3)
Empirical Methods and Analysis of Melting and Freezing
527(5)
Applications of Phase Change Heat Transfer
532(9)
Summary
541
Discussion Questions
544(1)
Practice Problems
544(2)
References
546
Appendices
A Mathematical Information
A-1
A--1 Vector Operations
A-1
A--2 Matrix Operations
A-2
A--3 Trigonometric Relationships
A-4
A--4 Table of Integrals
A-4
A--5 Hyperbolic Functions
A-5
A--6 Some Power Series
A-7
A--7 Harmonic Functions
A-8
A--8 Fourier Series
A-10
A--9 Error Function
A-11
A--10 Bessel Functions
A-12
A--11 Roots of Some Transcendental Equations and Associated Coefficients for Transient Conduction in Infinite Plates, Infinite Cylinders, and Spheres
A-16
A--12 Lennard-Jones Intermolecular Force Parameters and Mass Diffusion Function
A-18
B--1 Conversion Factors and Property Tables
B-1
B--2 Thermal Properties of Selected Nonmetallic Solids
B-2
B--3 Thermal Properties of Selected Liquids at Atmospheric Pressure
B-4
B--4 Thermal Properties of Selected Gases at Atmospheric Pressure
B-5
B--5 Approximate Values for Emissivities of Surfaces
B-6
B--6 Thermal Properties of Steam
B-7
B--7 Electrical Resistance of Copper Wire
B-9
B--8 Constants and Coefficients for the Thermal Conductivity Equation
B-9
B--9 Surface Tension for Some Selected Materials at Atmospheric Pressure and Interfacing with Air
B-10
C Charts
C-1
Answers to Selected Problems ANS-1
Index I-1

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