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Kaminski-Jensen is the first text to bring together thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and heat transfer in an integrated manner, giving students the fullest possible understanding of their interconnectedness. The three topics are introduced early in the text, allowing for applications across these areas early in the course. Class-tested for two years to more than 800 students at Rensselaer, the text's novel approach has received national attention for its demonstrable success.



Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Introduction to Thermal and Fluids Engineering.

Chapter 2. The First Law.

Chapter 3. Thermal Resistances.

Chapter 4. Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics.

Chapter 5. Thermodynamic Properties.

Chapter 6. Appications of the Energy Equation to Open Systems.

Chapter 7. Thermodynamic Cycles and the Second Law.

Chapter 8. Refrigeration, Heat Pump, and Power Cycles.

Chapter 9. Internal Flows.

Chapter 10. External Flows.

Chapter 11. Conduction Heat Transfer.

Chapter 12. Convection Heat Transfer.

Chapter 13. Heat Exchangers.

Chapter 14. Radiation Heat Transfer.

Chapter 15. Ideal Gas Mixtures and Combustion (Web).

Appendix A: Tables in SI Units.

Appendix B: Tables in British Units.

Appendix C: Answers to Selected Problems.

Index.

Introduction to Thermal and Fluids Engineering

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      Publisher John Wiley & Sons Inc
      Published 24 March 2017
      ISBN-13 9781119289685
      978-1119289685
      ISBN-10 1119289688
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      Mechanical engineering and materials

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Kaminski-Jensen is the first text to bring together thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and heat transfer in an integrated manner, giving students the fullest possible understanding of their interconnectedness. The three topics are introduced early in the text, allowing for applications across these areas early in the course. Class-tested for two years to more than 800 students at Rensselaer, the text's novel approach has received national attention for its demonstrable success.



      Table of Contents

      Chapter 1. Introduction to Thermal and Fluids Engineering.

      Chapter 2. The First Law.

      Chapter 3. Thermal Resistances.

      Chapter 4. Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics.

      Chapter 5. Thermodynamic Properties.

      Chapter 6. Appications of the Energy Equation to Open Systems.

      Chapter 7. Thermodynamic Cycles and the Second Law.

      Chapter 8. Refrigeration, Heat Pump, and Power Cycles.

      Chapter 9. Internal Flows.

      Chapter 10. External Flows.

      Chapter 11. Conduction Heat Transfer.

      Chapter 12. Convection Heat Transfer.

      Chapter 13. Heat Exchangers.

      Chapter 14. Radiation Heat Transfer.

      Chapter 15. Ideal Gas Mixtures and Combustion (Web).

      Appendix A: Tables in SI Units.

      Appendix B: Tables in British Units.

      Appendix C: Answers to Selected Problems.

      Index.

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