出版说明iv
序v
guide to worked examplesxi
prefacexv
about the authorxviii
list of symbolsxix
chapter 1 introduction
1.1conduction heat transfer
1.2thermal conductivity
1.3convection heat transfer
1.4radiation heat transfer
1.5summary
review questions
problems
references
chapter 2 ate conduction—one dimension
2.1introduction
2.2the plane wall
2.3insulation and r values
2.4radial systems
2.5the overall ansfer coefficient
2.6critical thickness of insulation
urce systems
2.8cylinder with heat sources
nvection systems
2.10fins
2.11thermal contact resistance
review questions
list of worked examples
problems
references
chapter 3 ate conduction—multiple dimensions
3.1introduction
3.2mathematical analysis of mensional heat conduction
3.3the conduction shape factor
3.4numerical method of analysis
idel iteration
3.6accuracy considerations
3.7summary
review questions
list of worked examples
problems
references
chapter 4 ate conduction
4.1introduction
pacity system
4.3transient heat flow in a finite solid
4.4convection boundary conditions
4.5multidimensional systems
4.6summary
review questions
list of worked examples
problems
references
chapter 5 principles of convection
5.1introduction
5.2viscous flow
5.3inviscid flow
5.4laminar boundary layer on a flat plate
5.5energy equation of the boundary layer
5.6the thermal boundary layer
5.7the relation between fluid friction and heat transfer
yer heat transfer
yer thickness
5.10heat transfer in laminar tube flow
5.11turbulent flow in a tube
5.12summary
review questions
list of worked examples
problems
references
chapter 6 empirical and practical relations for nvection
heat transfer
6.1introduction
6.2empirical relations for pipe and tube flow
6.3flow across cylinders and spheres
6.4flow across tube banks
6.5summary
review questions
list of worked examples
problems
references
chapter 7 natural convection systems
7.1introduction
nvection heat transfer on a vertical flat plate
7.3empirical relations for free convection
7.4free convection from vertical planes and cylinders
7.5free convection from horizontal cylinders
7.6free convection from horizontal plates
7.7free convection from inclined surfaces
7.8nonnewtonian fluids
7.9simplified equations for air
7.10free convection from spheres
7.11free convection in enclosed spaces
7.12summary
7.13summary procedure for all
convection problems
review questions
list of worked examples
problems
references
chapter 8 radiation heat transfer
8.1introduction
8.2physical mechanism
8.3radiation properties
8.4radiation shape factor
8.5relations between shape factors
8.6heat exchange between nonblackbodies
8.7infinite parallel surfaces
8.8radiation shields
8.9gas radiation
8.10radiation network for an absorbing and transmitting
medium
8.11radiation exchange with specular surfaces
8.12formulation for numerical solution
8.13solar radiation
8.14radiation properties of the environment
8.15effect of radiation on temperature measurement
8.16the radiation ansfer coefficient
8.17summary
review questions
list of worked examples
problems
references
chapter 9 condensation and boiling heat transfer
9.1introduction
9.2condensation ansfer phenomena
9.3the condensation number
9.4film condensation inside horizontal tubes
9.5boiling heat transfer
9.6simplified relations for boiling heat transfer with water
9.7the heat pipe
review questions
list of worked examples
problems
references
chapter 10 heat exchangers
10.1introduction
10.2the overall ansfer coefficient
10.3fouling factors
10.4types of heat exchangers
10.5the log mean temperature difference
u method
10.7compact heat exchangers
changer design considerations
review questions
list of worked examples
problems
references
appendix a
tables
a.1the error function
a.2property values for metals
a.3properties of nonmetals
a.4properties of saturated liquids
a.5properties of air at atmospheric pressure
a.6properties of gases at atmospheric
pressure
a.7physical properties of some common int
metals
a.8diffusion coefficients of gases and vapors
in air at 25℃ and 1 atm
a.9properties of water (saturated liquid)
a.10normal total emissivity of various surfaces
pe dimensions
a.12conversion factors