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