传热学(英文版·原书第10版) / 时代教育·国外高校优秀教材精选
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作者: [美]J.P.Holman
出版时间:2011-09-21
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本书是当今*流行的传热学入门教材之一,以简洁明了、容易入门以及包含有大量例题与习题而称著。本书体系完整,内容全面,包含了传热学学习中热传导、热对流、热辐射和换热器等各个重要方面。通过百余道无固定答案的设计作业题目来强化设计训练。本书写作深入浅出,说理、举例简洁易懂,图文并茂,生动活泼,趣味性强,突出了以读者为主的写作思想。
目录
出版说明iv
序v
Guide to Worked Examplesxi
Prefacexv
About the Authorxviii
List of Symbolsxix
CHAPTER 1
Introduction1
11Conduction Heat Transfer1
12Thermal Conductivity5
13Convection Heat Transfer10
14Radiation Heat Transfer12
15Summary13
Review Questions15
Problems15
References19
CHAPTER 2
SteadyState Conduction—
One Dimension 21
21Introduction21
22The Plane Wall21
23Insulation and R Values22
24Radial Systems23
25The Overall HeatTransfer Coefficient27
26Critical Thickness of Insulation33
27HeatSource Systems35
28Cylinder with Heat Sources37
29ConductionConvection Systems39
210Fins42
211Thermal Contact Resistance51
Review Questions54
List of Worked Examples54
Problems55
References69
CHAPTER 3
SteadyState Conduction—Multiple
Dimensions 71
31Introduction71
32Mathematical Analysis of TwoDimensional
Heat Conduction71
33The Conduction Shape Factor76
34Numerical Method of Analysis81
35GaussSeidel Iteration91
36Accuracy Considerations93
37Summary97
Review Questions98
List of Worked Examples98
Problems98
References114
CHAPTER 4
UnsteadyState Conduction117
41Introduction117
42LumpedHeatCapacity System119
43Transient Heat Flow in a SemiInfinite
Solid121
44Convection Boundary Conditions125
45Multidimensional Systems140
46Summary147
Review Questions148
List of Worked Examples148
Problems149
References169
CHAPTER 5
Principles of Convection171
51Introduction171
52Viscous Flow171
53Inviscid Flow174
54Laminar Boundary Layer on a Flat Plate178
55Energy Equation of the Boundary Layer184
56The Thermal Boundary Layer187
57The Relation Between Fluid Friction
and Heat Transfer197
58TurbulentBoundaryLayer Heat Transfer199
59TurbulentBoundaryLayer Thickness206
510Heat Transfer in Laminar Tube Flow209
511Turbulent Flow in a Tube213
512Summary215
Review Questions215
List of Worked Examples217
Problems217
References225
CHAPTER 6
Empirical and Practical Relations for
ForcedConvection Heat Transfer 227
61Introduction227
62Empirical Relations for Pipe and Tube
Flow229
63Flow Across Cylinders and Spheres243
64Flow Across Tube Banks253
65Summary258
Review Questions260
List of Worked Examples260
Problems261
References270
CHAPTER 7
Natural Convection Systems 273
71Introduction273
72FreeConvection Heat Transfer on a
Vertical Flat Plate273
73Empirical Relations for Free Convection278
74Free Convection from Vertical
Planes and Cylinders280
75Free Convection from Horizontal Cylinders286
76Free Convection from Horizontal Plates288
77Free Convection from Inclined Surfaces290
78Nonnewtonian Fluids291
79Simplified Equations for Air291
710Free Convection from Spheres292
711Free Convection in Enclosed Spaces293
712Summary299
713Summary Procedure for all
Convection Problems299
Review Questions300
List of Worked Examples302
Problems302
References312
viiiContentsContentsCHAPTER 8
Radiation Heat Transfer 317
81Introduction317
82Physical Mechanism317
83Radiation Properties319
84Radiation Shape Factor326
85Relations Between Shape Factors336
86Heat Exchange Between Nonblackbodies342
87Infinite Parallel Surfaces349
88Radiation Shields354
89Gas Radiation358
810Radiation Network for an Absorbing
and Transmitting Medium359
811Radiation Exchange with Specular
Surfaces364
812Formulation for Numerical Solution368
813Solar Radiation383
814Radiation Properties of the Environment388
815Effect of Radiation on Temperature
Measurement391
816The Radiation HeatTransfer Coefficient392
817Summary393
Review Questions394
List of Worked Examples394
Problems395
References417
CHAPTER 9
Condensation and Boiling Heat
Transfer 419
91Introduction419
92Condensation HeatTransfer Phenomena419
93The Condensation Number424
94Film Condensation Inside Horizontal Tubes425
95Boiling Heat Transfer428
96Simplified Relations for Boiling
Heat Transfer with Water439
97The Heat Pipe441
Review Questions443
List of Worked Examples443
Problems443
References448
CHAPTER 10
Heat Exchangers 451
101Introduction451
102The Overall HeatTransfer Coefficient451
103Fouling Factors457
104Types of Heat Exchangers458
105The Log Mean Temperature Difference461
106EffectivenessNTU Method470
107Compact Heat Exchangers481
108HeatExchanger Design Considerations485
Review Questions485
List of Worked Examples485
Problems486
References502
APPENDIX A
Tables 505
A1The Error Function505
A2Property Values for Metals506
A3Properties of Nonmetals509
A4Properties of Saturated Liquids512
A5Properties of Air at Atmospheric Pressure514
A6Properties of Gases at Atmospheric
Pressure515
A7Physical Properties of Some
Common LowMeltingPoint Metals517
A8Diffusion Coefficients of Gases and Vapors
in Air at 25℃ and 1 atm517
A9Properties of Water (Saturated Liquid)518
A10Normal Total Emissivity of Various
Surfaces519
A11SteelPipe Dimensions521
A12Conversion Factors522ixGUIDE TO WORKED EXAMPLES
CHAPTER 2
SteadyState Conduction—One Dimension 21
21Multilayer Conduction25
22Multilayer Cylindrical System26
23Heat Transfer Through a Composite Wall30
24Cooling Cost Savings with Extra Insulation32
25Overall HeatTransfer Coefficient for a Tube33
26Critical Insulation Thickness34
27Heat Source with Convection38
28Influence of Thermal Conductivity
on Fin Temperature Profiles47
29Straight Aluminum Fin49
210Circumferential Aluminum Fin49
211Rod with Heat Sources50
212Influence of Contact Conductance on
Heat Transfer54
CHAPTER 3
SteadyState Conduction—Multiple
Dimensions 71
31Buried Pipe80
32Cubical Furnace80
33Buried Disk80
34Buried Parallel Disks81
35NineNode Problem86
36GaussSeidel Calculation94
37Numerical Formulation with Heat
Generation95
CHAPTER 4
UnsteadyState Conduction 117
41Steel Ball Cooling in Air121
42SemiInfinite Solid with Sudden
Change in Surface Conditions124
43Pulsed Energy at Surface of
SemiInfinite Solid124
44Heat Removal from SemiInfinite Solid125
45Sudden Exposure of SemiInfinite Slab
to Convection137
46Aluminum Plate Suddenly Exposed
to Convection138
47Long Cylinder Suddenly Exposed to Convection139
48SemiInfinite Cylinder Suddenly Exposed
to Convection143
49FiniteLength Cylinder Suddenly
Exposed to Convection144
410Heat Loss for FiniteLength Cylinder145
411Sudden Cooling of a Rod146
CHAPTER 5
Principles of Convection 171
51Water Flow in a Diffuser176
52Isentropic Expansion of Air177
53Mass Flow and BoundaryLayer Thickness183
54Isothermal Flat Plate Heated Over
Entire Length193
55Flat Plate with Constant Heat Flux194
56Plate with Unheated Starting Length195
57Oil Flow Over Heated Flat Plate196
58Drag Force on a Flat Plate198
59Turbulent Heat Transfer from
Isothermal Flat Plate205
510TurbulentBoundaryLayer Thickness207
CHAPTER 6
Empirical and Practical Relations
for ForcedConvection Heat Transfer 227
61Turbulent Heat Transfer in a Tube237
62Heating of Water in Laminar Tube Flow238
63Heating of Air in Laminar Tube Flow for
Constant Heat Flux239
64Heating of Air with Isothermal Tube Wall240
65Heat Transfer in a Rough Tube241
66Turbulent Heat Transfer in a Short Tube242
67Airflow Across Isothermal Cylinder250
68Heat Transfer from Electrically Heated
Wire251
69Heat Transfer from Sphere252
610Heating of Air with InLine Tube Bank256
611Alternate Calculation Method258
xiiCHAPTER 7
Natural Convection Systems 273
Guide to Worked ExamplesGuide to Worked Examples71Constant Heat Flux from Vertical Plate284
72Heat Transfer from Isothermal Vertical
Plate285
73Heat Transfer from Horizontal Tube in
Water286
74Heat Transfer from Fine Wire in Air287
75Heated Horizontal Pipe in Air287
76Cube Cooling in Air289
77Calculation with Simplified Relations292
78Heat Transfer Across Vertical Air Gap297
79Heat Transfer Across Horizontal Air Gap298
CHAPTER 8
Radiation Heat Transfer 317
81Transmission and Absorption in a
Glass Plate326
82Heat Transfer Between Black Surfaces335
83ShapeFactor Algebra for Open Ends of
Cylinders339
84ShapeFactor Algebra for Truncated Cone340
85ShapeFactor Algebra for Cylindrical
Reflector341
86Hot Plates Enclosed by a Room346
87Surface in Radiant Balance348
88Open Hemisphere in Large Room351
89Effective Emissivity of Finned Surface353
810HeatTransfer Reduction with
ParallelPlate Shield356
811Open Cylindrical Shield in Large Room356
812Network for Gas Radiation Between
Parallel Plates363
813Numerical Solution for Enclosure372
814Numerical Solutions for Parallel Plates373
815Radiation from a Hole with Variable Radiosity375
816Heater with Constant Heat Flux and
Surrounding Shields378
817Numerical Solution for Combined Convection
and Radiation (Nonlinear System)381
818SolarEnvironment Equilibirium
Temperatures385
819Influence of Convection on Solar Equilibrium
Temperatures386
820A FlatPlate Solar Collector387
821Temperature Measurement Error Caused by
Radiation392
CHAPTER 9
Condensation and Boiling Heat
Transfer 419
91Condensation on Vertical Plate426
92Condensation on Tube Bank427
93Boiling on Brass Plate435
94Flow Boiling440
95Water Boiling in a Pan440
96HeatFlux Comparisons443
CHAPTER 10
Heat Exchangers 451
101Overall HeatTransfer Coefficient for
Pipe in Air453
102Overall HeatTransfer Coefficient for Pipe
Exposed to Steam455
103Influence of Fouling Factor457
104Calculation of HeatExchanger Size from
Known Temperatures466
105ShellandTube Heat Exchanger467
106Design of ShellandTube Heat Exchanger467
107CrossFlow Exchanger with One Fluid
Mixed469
108Effects of OffDesign Flow Rates
for Exchanger in Example 107469
109OffDesign Calculation of Exchanger in
Example 104477
1010ShellandTube Exchanger as Air Heater478
1011Ammonia Condenser479
1012CrossFlow Exchanger as Energy
Conversion Device479
1013HeatTransfer Coefficient in Compact
Exchanger484
xiiixviPrefacePrefacexviixxList of SymbolsList of Symbolsxxixxii
序v
Guide to Worked Examplesxi
Prefacexv
About the Authorxviii
List of Symbolsxix
CHAPTER 1
Introduction1
11Conduction Heat Transfer1
12Thermal Conductivity5
13Convection Heat Transfer10
14Radiation Heat Transfer12
15Summary13
Review Questions15
Problems15
References19
CHAPTER 2
SteadyState Conduction—
One Dimension 21
21Introduction21
22The Plane Wall21
23Insulation and R Values22
24Radial Systems23
25The Overall HeatTransfer Coefficient27
26Critical Thickness of Insulation33
27HeatSource Systems35
28Cylinder with Heat Sources37
29ConductionConvection Systems39
210Fins42
211Thermal Contact Resistance51
Review Questions54
List of Worked Examples54
Problems55
References69
CHAPTER 3
SteadyState Conduction—Multiple
Dimensions 71
31Introduction71
32Mathematical Analysis of TwoDimensional
Heat Conduction71
33The Conduction Shape Factor76
34Numerical Method of Analysis81
35GaussSeidel Iteration91
36Accuracy Considerations93
37Summary97
Review Questions98
List of Worked Examples98
Problems98
References114
CHAPTER 4
UnsteadyState Conduction117
41Introduction117
42LumpedHeatCapacity System119
43Transient Heat Flow in a SemiInfinite
Solid121
44Convection Boundary Conditions125
45Multidimensional Systems140
46Summary147
Review Questions148
List of Worked Examples148
Problems149
References169
CHAPTER 5
Principles of Convection171
51Introduction171
52Viscous Flow171
53Inviscid Flow174
54Laminar Boundary Layer on a Flat Plate178
55Energy Equation of the Boundary Layer184
56The Thermal Boundary Layer187
57The Relation Between Fluid Friction
and Heat Transfer197
58TurbulentBoundaryLayer Heat Transfer199
59TurbulentBoundaryLayer Thickness206
510Heat Transfer in Laminar Tube Flow209
511Turbulent Flow in a Tube213
512Summary215
Review Questions215
List of Worked Examples217
Problems217
References225
CHAPTER 6
Empirical and Practical Relations for
ForcedConvection Heat Transfer 227
61Introduction227
62Empirical Relations for Pipe and Tube
Flow229
63Flow Across Cylinders and Spheres243
64Flow Across Tube Banks253
65Summary258
Review Questions260
List of Worked Examples260
Problems261
References270
CHAPTER 7
Natural Convection Systems 273
71Introduction273
72FreeConvection Heat Transfer on a
Vertical Flat Plate273
73Empirical Relations for Free Convection278
74Free Convection from Vertical
Planes and Cylinders280
75Free Convection from Horizontal Cylinders286
76Free Convection from Horizontal Plates288
77Free Convection from Inclined Surfaces290
78Nonnewtonian Fluids291
79Simplified Equations for Air291
710Free Convection from Spheres292
711Free Convection in Enclosed Spaces293
712Summary299
713Summary Procedure for all
Convection Problems299
Review Questions300
List of Worked Examples302
Problems302
References312
viiiContentsContentsCHAPTER 8
Radiation Heat Transfer 317
81Introduction317
82Physical Mechanism317
83Radiation Properties319
84Radiation Shape Factor326
85Relations Between Shape Factors336
86Heat Exchange Between Nonblackbodies342
87Infinite Parallel Surfaces349
88Radiation Shields354
89Gas Radiation358
810Radiation Network for an Absorbing
and Transmitting Medium359
811Radiation Exchange with Specular
Surfaces364
812Formulation for Numerical Solution368
813Solar Radiation383
814Radiation Properties of the Environment388
815Effect of Radiation on Temperature
Measurement391
816The Radiation HeatTransfer Coefficient392
817Summary393
Review Questions394
List of Worked Examples394
Problems395
References417
CHAPTER 9
Condensation and Boiling Heat
Transfer 419
91Introduction419
92Condensation HeatTransfer Phenomena419
93The Condensation Number424
94Film Condensation Inside Horizontal Tubes425
95Boiling Heat Transfer428
96Simplified Relations for Boiling
Heat Transfer with Water439
97The Heat Pipe441
Review Questions443
List of Worked Examples443
Problems443
References448
CHAPTER 10
Heat Exchangers 451
101Introduction451
102The Overall HeatTransfer Coefficient451
103Fouling Factors457
104Types of Heat Exchangers458
105The Log Mean Temperature Difference461
106EffectivenessNTU Method470
107Compact Heat Exchangers481
108HeatExchanger Design Considerations485
Review Questions485
List of Worked Examples485
Problems486
References502
APPENDIX A
Tables 505
A1The Error Function505
A2Property Values for Metals506
A3Properties of Nonmetals509
A4Properties of Saturated Liquids512
A5Properties of Air at Atmospheric Pressure514
A6Properties of Gases at Atmospheric
Pressure515
A7Physical Properties of Some
Common LowMeltingPoint Metals517
A8Diffusion Coefficients of Gases and Vapors
in Air at 25℃ and 1 atm517
A9Properties of Water (Saturated Liquid)518
A10Normal Total Emissivity of Various
Surfaces519
A11SteelPipe Dimensions521
A12Conversion Factors522ixGUIDE TO WORKED EXAMPLES
CHAPTER 2
SteadyState Conduction—One Dimension 21
21Multilayer Conduction25
22Multilayer Cylindrical System26
23Heat Transfer Through a Composite Wall30
24Cooling Cost Savings with Extra Insulation32
25Overall HeatTransfer Coefficient for a Tube33
26Critical Insulation Thickness34
27Heat Source with Convection38
28Influence of Thermal Conductivity
on Fin Temperature Profiles47
29Straight Aluminum Fin49
210Circumferential Aluminum Fin49
211Rod with Heat Sources50
212Influence of Contact Conductance on
Heat Transfer54
CHAPTER 3
SteadyState Conduction—Multiple
Dimensions 71
31Buried Pipe80
32Cubical Furnace80
33Buried Disk80
34Buried Parallel Disks81
35NineNode Problem86
36GaussSeidel Calculation94
37Numerical Formulation with Heat
Generation95
CHAPTER 4
UnsteadyState Conduction 117
41Steel Ball Cooling in Air121
42SemiInfinite Solid with Sudden
Change in Surface Conditions124
43Pulsed Energy at Surface of
SemiInfinite Solid124
44Heat Removal from SemiInfinite Solid125
45Sudden Exposure of SemiInfinite Slab
to Convection137
46Aluminum Plate Suddenly Exposed
to Convection138
47Long Cylinder Suddenly Exposed to Convection139
48SemiInfinite Cylinder Suddenly Exposed
to Convection143
49FiniteLength Cylinder Suddenly
Exposed to Convection144
410Heat Loss for FiniteLength Cylinder145
411Sudden Cooling of a Rod146
CHAPTER 5
Principles of Convection 171
51Water Flow in a Diffuser176
52Isentropic Expansion of Air177
53Mass Flow and BoundaryLayer Thickness183
54Isothermal Flat Plate Heated Over
Entire Length193
55Flat Plate with Constant Heat Flux194
56Plate with Unheated Starting Length195
57Oil Flow Over Heated Flat Plate196
58Drag Force on a Flat Plate198
59Turbulent Heat Transfer from
Isothermal Flat Plate205
510TurbulentBoundaryLayer Thickness207
CHAPTER 6
Empirical and Practical Relations
for ForcedConvection Heat Transfer 227
61Turbulent Heat Transfer in a Tube237
62Heating of Water in Laminar Tube Flow238
63Heating of Air in Laminar Tube Flow for
Constant Heat Flux239
64Heating of Air with Isothermal Tube Wall240
65Heat Transfer in a Rough Tube241
66Turbulent Heat Transfer in a Short Tube242
67Airflow Across Isothermal Cylinder250
68Heat Transfer from Electrically Heated
Wire251
69Heat Transfer from Sphere252
610Heating of Air with InLine Tube Bank256
611Alternate Calculation Method258
xiiCHAPTER 7
Natural Convection Systems 273
Guide to Worked ExamplesGuide to Worked Examples71Constant Heat Flux from Vertical Plate284
72Heat Transfer from Isothermal Vertical
Plate285
73Heat Transfer from Horizontal Tube in
Water286
74Heat Transfer from Fine Wire in Air287
75Heated Horizontal Pipe in Air287
76Cube Cooling in Air289
77Calculation with Simplified Relations292
78Heat Transfer Across Vertical Air Gap297
79Heat Transfer Across Horizontal Air Gap298
CHAPTER 8
Radiation Heat Transfer 317
81Transmission and Absorption in a
Glass Plate326
82Heat Transfer Between Black Surfaces335
83ShapeFactor Algebra for Open Ends of
Cylinders339
84ShapeFactor Algebra for Truncated Cone340
85ShapeFactor Algebra for Cylindrical
Reflector341
86Hot Plates Enclosed by a Room346
87Surface in Radiant Balance348
88Open Hemisphere in Large Room351
89Effective Emissivity of Finned Surface353
810HeatTransfer Reduction with
ParallelPlate Shield356
811Open Cylindrical Shield in Large Room356
812Network for Gas Radiation Between
Parallel Plates363
813Numerical Solution for Enclosure372
814Numerical Solutions for Parallel Plates373
815Radiation from a Hole with Variable Radiosity375
816Heater with Constant Heat Flux and
Surrounding Shields378
817Numerical Solution for Combined Convection
and Radiation (Nonlinear System)381
818SolarEnvironment Equilibirium
Temperatures385
819Influence of Convection on Solar Equilibrium
Temperatures386
820A FlatPlate Solar Collector387
821Temperature Measurement Error Caused by
Radiation392
CHAPTER 9
Condensation and Boiling Heat
Transfer 419
91Condensation on Vertical Plate426
92Condensation on Tube Bank427
93Boiling on Brass Plate435
94Flow Boiling440
95Water Boiling in a Pan440
96HeatFlux Comparisons443
CHAPTER 10
Heat Exchangers 451
101Overall HeatTransfer Coefficient for
Pipe in Air453
102Overall HeatTransfer Coefficient for Pipe
Exposed to Steam455
103Influence of Fouling Factor457
104Calculation of HeatExchanger Size from
Known Temperatures466
105ShellandTube Heat Exchanger467
106Design of ShellandTube Heat Exchanger467
107CrossFlow Exchanger with One Fluid
Mixed469
108Effects of OffDesign Flow Rates
for Exchanger in Example 107469
109OffDesign Calculation of Exchanger in
Example 104477
1010ShellandTube Exchanger as Air Heater478
1011Ammonia Condenser479
1012CrossFlow Exchanger as Energy
Conversion Device479
1013HeatTransfer Coefficient in Compact
Exchanger484
xiiixviPrefacePrefacexviixxList of SymbolsList of Symbolsxxixxii






