SOLVED PROBLEMS IN TRANSPORT PHENOMENA: ENERGY TRANSFER

Transport Phenomena is an umbrella term to describe the fundamental processes of momentum, energy, and mass transfer.

This unique compendium covers energy transfer at the microscopic and macroscopic levels in the three stages of problem-solving, namely formulation, simplification, and mathematical solution. The book does not overwhelm students with a large repertoire of problems. Instead, it highlights clear and easy presentation to help students grasp the methodology in problem-solving.

This useful reference text benefits upper undergraduate and graduate level students in the fields of chemical, mechanical, petroleum, and environmental engineering.

Contents:
Conservation EquationsIntroduction to Heat TransferForced Convection Heat Transfer CorrelationsSteady-State Conduction without Generation of HeatSteady-State Conduction with Generation of HeatUnsteady-State ConductionForced Convection Heat TransferNatural Convection Heat TransferHeat Transfer in MicrochannelsHeat ExchangersRadiation Heat TransferAppendices:Physical PropertiesOrdinary Differential EquationsPartial Differential EquationsConstants and Conversion Factors
Readership: Researchers, professionals, academics, and graduate students in chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, petroleum engineering and environmental engineering.