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Convective heat & mass transfer
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4th ed.
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Boston: McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 2005
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9780072990737

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Aims to encourage the use of a numerically based, computational approach to solving convective heat and mass transfer problems, in addition to classical problem-solving approaches. This text also presents a theoretical basis for the subject of convective heat and mass transfer by focusing on boundary layer theory.


Table of Contents

Preface to the Fourth Editionp. xiv
Preface to the Third Editionp. xvii
Preface to the Second Editionp. xix
Preface to the First Editionp. xxi
List of Symbolsp. xxiii
Chapter 1 Introductionp. 1
Chapter 2 Conservation Principlesp. 5
The Control Volumep. 5
Principle of Conservation of Massp. 5
The Momentum Theoremp. 6
Principle of Conservation of Energyp. 7
Chapter 3 Fluid Stresses and Flux Lawsp. 9
Viscous Fluid Stressesp. 9
Fourier's Law of Heat Conductionp. 11
Fick's Law of Diffusionp. 13
Dimensionless Groups of Transport Propertiesp. 15
Turbulent-Flow Transport Coefficientsp. 15
Referencesp. 16
Chapter 4 Differential Equations for the Laminar Boundary Layerp. 17
The Concept of the Boundary Layerp. 17
The Continuity Equationsp. 19
The Momentum Equationsp. 22
The Mass-Diffusion Equationsp. 25
The Energy Equationsp. 29
Problemsp. 38
Referencesp. 39
Chapter 5 Integral Equations for the Boundary Layerp. 40
The Momentum Integral Equationp. 40
The Displacement and Momentum Thicknessesp. 43
Alternative Forms of the Momentum Integral Equationp. 45
The Energy Integral Equationp. 46
The Enthalpy and Conduction Thicknessesp. 48
Alternative Forms of the Energy Integral Equationp. 49
Problemsp. 51
Referencep. 51
Chapter 6 Differential Equations for the Turbulent Boundary Layerp. 52
Momentum and Thermodynamic Variablesp. 52
Newtonian Stress and Fourier Heat-Flux Modelsp. 53
Instantaneous Equations of Turbulencep. 54
Reynolds Decompositionp. 55
Time-Averaging and Turbulence Statisticsp. 57
Reynolds-Averaged Transport Equations of Turbulencep. 58
Problemsp. 66
Referencesp. 66
Chapter 7 Laminar Internal Flows: Momentum Transferp. 67
Fully Developed Laminar Flow in Circular Tubesp. 67
Fully Developed Laminar Flow in Other Cross-Sectional Shape Tubesp. 71
The Laminar Hydrodynamic Entry Lengthp. 74
Problemsp. 76
TEXSTAN Problemsp. 78
Referencesp. 79
Chapter 8 Laminar Internal Flows: Heat Transferp. 80
The Energy Differential Equations for Flow through a Circular Tubep. 81
The Circular Tube with Fully Developed Velocity and Temperature Profilesp. 82
The Concentric Circular-Tube Annulus with Fully Developed Velocity and Temperature Profiles, Asymmetric Heatingp. 92
Solutions for Tubes of Noncircular Cross Section with Fully Developed Velocity and Temperature Profilesp. 95
Circular-Tube Thermal-Entry-Length Solutionsp. 97
Thermal-Entry-Length Solutions for the Rectangular Tube and Annulusp. 105
The Effect of Axial Variation of the Surface Temperature with Hydrodynamically Fully Developed Flowp. 109
The Effect of Axial Variation of Heat Fluxp. 115
Combined Hydrodynamic and Thermal Entry Lengthp. 117
Problemsp. 120
TEXSTAN Problemsp. 125
Referencesp. 128
Chapter 9 Laminar External Boundary Layers: Momentum Transferp. 130
Similarity Solutions: The Laminar Incompressible Boundary Layer with Constant Properties and Constant Free-Stream Velocityp. 131
Similarity Solutions for the Laminar Incompressible Boundary Layer for u[subscript infinity] = Cx[superscript m]p. 137
Similarity Solutions for the Laminar Incompressible Boundary Layer for v[subscript s] [not equal] 0p. 139
Nonsimilar Momentum Boundary Layersp. 141
An Approximate Laminar Boundary-Layer Solution for Constant Free-Stream Velocity Developed from the Momentum Integral Equationp. 141
An Approximate Laminar Boundary-Layer Solution for Arbitrarily Varying Free-Stream Velocity over a Body of Revolutionp. 143
Problemsp. 145
TEXSTAN Problemsp. 146
Referencesp. 147
Chapter 10 Laminar External Boundary Layers: Heat Transferp. 148
Constant Free-Stream Velocity Flow along a Constant-Temperature Semi-Infinite Platep. 149
Flow with u[subscript infinity] = Cx[superscript m] along a Constant-Temperature Semi-Infinite Platep. 154
Flow along a Constant-Temperature Semi-Infinite Plate with Injection or Suctionp. 157
Nonsimilar Thermal Boundary Layersp. 159
Constant Free-Stream Velocity Flow along a Semi-Infinite Plate with Unheated Starting Lengthp. 159
Constant Free-Stream Velocity Flow along a Semi-Infinite Plate with Arbitrarily Specified Surface Temperaturep. 162
Constant Free-Stream Velocity Flow along a Semi-Infinite Plate with Arbitrarily Specified Surface Heat Fluxp. 165
Flow Over a Constant-Temperature Body of Arbitrary Shapep. 166
Flow Over a Body of Arbitrary Shape and Arbitrarily Specified Surface Temperaturep. 170
Flow Over Bodies with Boundary-Layer Separationp. 171
Problemsp. 172
TEXSTAN Problemsp. 176
Referencesp. 177
Chapter 11 Turbulent External Boundary Layers: Momentum Transferp. 178
Transition of a Laminar Boundary Layer to a Turbulent Boundary Layerp. 178
The Qualitative Structure of the Turbulent Boundary Layerp. 180
The Concepts of Eddy Diffusivity and Eddy Viscosityp. 182
The Prandtl Mixing-Length Theoryp. 183
Wall Coordinatesp. 186
The Law of the Wall for the Case of p[superscript +] = 0.0 and v[superscript + subscript s] = 0.0p. 187
An Approximate Solution for the Turbulent Momentum Boundary Layerp. 191
A Continuous Law of the Wall: The Van Driest Modelp. 194
Summary of a Complete Mixing-Length Theoryp. 196
A Model Based on the Turbulence Kinetic Energy Equationp. 201
The [kappa]-[epsilon] Modelp. 206
Equilibrium Turbulent Boundary Layersp. 208
The Transpired Turbulent Boundary Layerp. 212
The Effects of Surface Roughnessp. 215
The Effects of Axial Curvaturep. 219
The Effects of Free-Stream Turbulencep. 221
Problemsp. 223
TEXSTAN Problemsp. 226
Referencesp. 227
Chapter 12 Turbulent External Boundary Layers: Heat Transferp. 229
The Concepts of Eddy Diffusivity for Heat Transfer, Eddy Conductivity, and Turbulent Prandtl Numberp. 229
The Reynolds Analogyp. 231
Turbulent Prandtl Numberp. 233
A Conduction Model for Turbulent Prandtl Numberp. 239
Complete Solution of the Energy Equationp. 242
A Law of the Wall for the Thermal Boundary Layerp. 242
Effect of Pressure Gradient on Temperature Profilesp. 247
A Heat-Transfer Solution for Constant Free-Stream Velocity and Surface Temperaturep. 248
Constant Free-Stream Velocity Flow along a Semi-Infinite Plate with Unheated Starting Lengthp. 251
Constant Free-Stream Velocity Flow along a Semi-Infinite Plate with Arbitrarily Specified Surface Temperaturep. 254
Constant Free-Stream Velocity Flow along a Semi-Infinite Plate with Arbitrarily Specified Heat Fluxp. 255
An Approximate Solution for Varying Free-Stream Velocityp. 256
Strongly Accelerated Boundary Layersp. 259
The Transpired Turbulent Boundary Layerp. 260
Full-Coverage Film Coolingp. 265
Film Coolingp. 267
The Effects of Surface Roughnessp. 268
The Effects of Axial Curvaturep. 271
The Effects of Free-Stream Turbulencep. 273
Problemsp. 275
TEXSTAN Problemsp. 279
Referencesp. 280
Chapter 13 Turbulent Internal Flows: Momentum Transferp. 282
Fully Developed Flow in a Circular Tubep. 282
Tubes of Noncircular Cross Sectionp. 287
Effects of Surface Roughnessp. 287
Problemsp. 289
TEXSTAN Problemsp. 290
Referencesp. 290
Chapter 14 Turbulent Internal Flows: Heat Transferp. 292
Circular Tube with Fully Developed Velocity and Temperature Profiles, Constant Heat Rate, Prandtl Numbers 0.6-6.0p. 294
Circular Tube with Fully Developed Flow, Higher Prandtl Numbersp. 297
Very Low-Prandtl-Number Heat Transfer, Liquid Metalsp. 299
Circular Tube, Fully Developed Profiles, Constant Surface Temperaturep. 302
Effect of Peripheral Heat-Flux Variationp. 304
Fully Developed Turbulent Flow between Parallel Planes and in Concentric Circular-Tube Annulip. 305
Fully Developed Turbulent Flow in Other Tube Geometriesp. 309
Experimental Correlations for Flow in Tubesp. 311
Thermal-Entry Length for Turbulent Flow in a Circular Tubep. 312
Thermal-Entry Length for Turbulent Flow between Parallel Planesp. 317
The Effects of Axial Variations of Surface Temperature and Heat Fluxp. 319
Combined Hydrodynamic- and Thermal-Entry Lengthp. 319
The Influence of Surface Roughnessp. 322
Problemsp. 323
TEXSTAN Problemsp. 326
Referencesp. 328
Chapter 15 Influence of Temperature-Dependent Fluid Propertiesp. 330
Laminar Flow in Tubes: Liquidsp. 332
Laminar Flow in Tubes: Gasesp. 334
Turbulent Flow in Tubes: Liquidsp. 334
Turbulent Flow in Tubes: Gasesp. 335
The Laminar External Boundary Layer: Gasesp. 336
The Laminar External Boundary Layer: Liquidsp. 340
The Turbulent External Boundary Layer: Liquidsp. 340
The Turbulent External Boundary Layer: Gasesp. 341
Problemsp. 342
Referencesp. 342
Chapter 16 Convective Heat Transfer at High Velocitiesp. 344
The Stagnation Enthalpy Equationp. 346
The High-Velocity Thermal Boundary Layer for a Fluid with Pr = 1p. 349
The Laminar Constant-Property Boundary Layer for Pr [not equal] 1p. 351
The Laminar Boundary Layer for a Gas with Variable Propertiesp. 355
The Use of Reference Properties for High-Velocity Laminar Boundary-Layer Calculationsp. 358
The Turbulent Boundary Layer for a Gas with Variable Propertiesp. 360
Reference Properties for High-Velocity Turbulent Boundary-Layer Calculationsp. 363
Mach Number and Large-Temperature-Difference Corrections for Variable Free-Stream Velocity and Variable Temperature Differencesp. 363
Problemsp. 364
Referencesp. 366
Chapter 17 Convective Heat Transfer with Body Forcesp. 367
Boundary-Layer Equations for Free Convectionp. 368
Scaling and Flow Regimes in Free Convectionp. 370
Similarity Solutions: Laminar Flow on a Constant-Temperature, Vertical, and Semi-Infinite Flat Platep. 374
Similarity Solutions with Variable Surface Temperaturep. 378
Similarity Solutions with Wall Suction or Blowingp. 380
Approximate Integral Solution: Laminar Flow on a Constant-Temperature, Vertical, and Semi-Infinite Flat Platep. 381
The Effect of Variable Propertiesp. 382
Turbulent Flow on a Vertical and Semi-Infinite Flat Platep. 383
Heat-Transfer Solutions for Other Geometriesp. 386
Mixed Free and Forced Convectionp. 389
Natural Convection in Enclosuresp. 390
Problemsp. 394
Referencesp. 396
Chapter 18 Convective Mass Transfer: Basic Definitions and Formulation of a Simplified Theoryp. 399
Definitionsp. 400
The Differential Equations of the Concentration Boundary Layerp. 401
Simplified Equations for the Concentration Boundary Layerp. 404
Boundary Conditionsp. 406
Definition of the Mass-Transfer Conductance and Driving Forcep. 409
Problemsp. 411
Referencesp. 412
Chapter 19 Convective Mass Transfer: Evaluation of the Mass-Transfer Conductance from the Conserved-Property (P) Equationp. 413
The Prediction of the Mass-Transfer Conductance g for Low Mass-Transfer Ratesp. 414
The Laminar Constant-Property Boundary Layer for Low Mass-Transfer Ratesp. 414
The Turbulent Constant-Property Boundary Layer for Low Mass-Transfer Ratesp. 416
The Prediction of the Mass-Transfer Conductance g for High Mass-Transfer Ratesp. 418
High Mass-Transfer-Rate Convection in a Laminar Couette Flowp. 418
The Laminar Constant-Property Boundary Layer, Similarity Solutions for High Mass-Transfer Ratesp. 420
The Laminar Boundary Layer for High Mass-Transfer Rates: Some Variable-Property Solutionsp. 424
The Laminar Constant-Property Boundary Layer with Arbitrary Varying Free-Stream Velocity and High Mass-Transfer Ratesp. 425
The Turbulent Constant-Property Boundary Layer with Constant Free-Stream Velocity and High Mass-Transfer Ratesp. 426
The Turbulent Boundary Layer: Some Variable-Property Solutionsp. 427
Problemsp. 427
Referencesp. 428
Chapter 20 Convective Mass Transfer: Examples for Application of the Simplified Methodp. 429
General Problem Solution Procedurep. 429
Thermodynamics of the Air-Water-Vapor Systemp. 430
Analysis of the Wet-Bulb Psychrometerp. 433
Dryingp. 437
Evaporative Coolingp. 438
Naphthalene Sublimation from a Flat Platep. 439
Burning of a Volatile Fuel in Airp. 442
Simple Graphite Burning in Airp. 444
Graphite Ablation with More than One Reactionp. 446
The High-Temperature Boundary Layer with Dissociationp. 448
Transpiration Cooling by Gas Injectionp. 449
Problemsp. 452
Referencesp. 456
Appendix A Property Valuesp. 457
Appendix B Dimensions and Conversion to SIp. 471
Appendix C Some Tables of Functions Useful in Boundary-Layer Analysisp. 475
Appendix D Operations Implied by the [down triangle, open] Operatorp. 477
Appendix E Detailed Derivation of the Simplified Mass-Diffusion and Energy Equation (P Equation) for Convective Mass Transfer Problems and the Corresponding Boundary Conditionsp. 481
Appendix F The Texstan Boundary-Layer Codep. 496
Appendix G Blasius Flow--A Sample Data Set for Texstanp. 510
Appendix H Texstan Data Setsp. 522
Indexp. 531