APPLIED oe fe HEAT TRANSFER 3 by Wayne C. Edmister and Joseph M. Marchello Design for the HPI Reprinted From Betro Chem EngineerAPPLIED HEAT TRANSFER He was a Fulbright lecturer Award from the ASME, and at Kyoto University and the was a Telluride Association Fel- University of Tokyo, Japan, in low at Cornell University. 1965-66. While in the Far East, he visited the Academy of Professor Hdmister’s indus. Sciences of the USSR in Siberia trial and academic affiliations and Moscow as their guest, lee- have included Carnegie Institute turing on thermodynamics and of Technology, California Re distillation, search Corp., Foster Wheeler Corp. and Standard Oil Co. ‘He was the 1962-1963 Sigma (Indiana). Xi lecturer of the Oklahoma State University chapter, and He received his BS degree in during 1962-1964 he was a mechanical engineering fror national director of AIChE. In Oklahoma State University in 1960 he was the recipient of an 1982, and his MME degree from International Research Grant Cornell University in 1934. In from the Petroleum Research 1942, Oklahoma State Univer- Fund of the ACS, conducting sity awarded him the profes research in the van der Waals sional degree in chemical engi. Laboratory of the University of neering. Professor Edmister is Amsterdam. He was selected for @ member of the AIChE, ACS the 1957 Richards Memorial ASEE and Sigma Xi. Wayne C. Edmister is Pro- { ¥ fessor of Chemical Engineering ‘ at Oklahoma Staie University, He currently teaches thermo- dynamics, distillation and pro- cess design, and is engaged in research on the thermodynamic properties of hydrocarbon mix- tures, Table of Contents Part 1 — Introduction ‘Conduetion; convection; radato feetinical aa cngineering sytem of onl 2 — Dimensional Analysis ‘Theorems; dimensionless ous; principle of similitued: theory. of model Pg.4 3 — Principles of Conduction onviors law; steady stato; thormal conéuc- tivity of ganes, liquids and solids Pg. 10 4 — Steady State Heat Conduction omoggneous plane wall, Sezmal condutance pd resistance; composta wally cylindrical wall {ree cimensional heat flow Pg. 1h 5 — Heat Conduction, Unsteady State Fourier-Polsson equation; continuity equation; f:quations of ful’ motion, chemical Tactions {feral aifusivity; "Laplace ‘Tvansformotion! error funetion;lectric analog” dimensional ‘Shalzeiy “Fourier sorion an Bessel Netlog; ‘Graphical and numerical methods 6 — Heat Convection and Fluid Motion. Flow of fulds; equation of motlon;. Navie- Stokes equation; laminar and’ tursulent AoW) Regmolas number; pressure Gropy frietlon fac! toy energy’ balance Boundacy iajersy iocetey oF liguids and gesee. Professor Edmister is well known for his numerous publi- cations and technical papers. Outstanding among these are: “Hydrocarbon Absorption and Fractionation Process Design Methods,” the series published in Pereo/Cuem ENGINEER and “Applied. Hydrocarbon Thermo- dynamies,"" a book.7 — Forced Convection Inside Pubes oat transfer eosflcient; copmising tempers: firey tanface coffetent; correlations; Prandtl rrombery specie heat of gesen and lighldey Alm Tomperdtare; curved tubces”anmalat spaces, and momenta transfer ley noreNewtoian 8 — Heat Transfer Outside Tubes ‘Flow normal 82 pipes, slong pipes and. across {ate banka; thermal boandats layers high We [. -Toeity flows selection of insulation 9 — Free or Natural Convection ‘Dimensional analyte; bouraney, Grashof nam- Dery correlations; cocticient of thermal expat Blan; vorteal sd horizontal surfaces §: 10 — Radiation Principles pelletvity, and, tranmniesnty Slack ‘body!’ idtenaity o¢ Sadiation, cise ewer: monodhtomatte ‘adiaiions Kischhofs on) tray body; Stafan-Boltsmaia laws adie: analogy between Hop, provestes of materials) geometrical py 55 elo Radiation Applications Picntnely factor, netractony surface; cot cept of itt By ret tininns ‘SeapnTongthy radiation fmm fame : engineering, velocity and phenomena, He has had industrial exper- ience with Phillips Petroleum Co, Rocketdyne Co., Du Pont Co. and Jersey Production Re- search Co, He received his BS Pg. 85 Pg. bh Pq. 50 Py. 63 esign for the JB PIL Joseph M. Marchello is Pro- fessor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Maryland, His teaching and research in- cher terests are heat and mass trans- fer and separation processes use of mathematical models in chemical reaction kinetics and thermodynamics. In addition to his “Mathe- matics Workshop,” he has pub- lished works on mass and heat transfer, ion exchange, extrac- tive distillation, turbulent trans- port, measurement of fluid surface waves degree in chemical engineering from the University of Ilinois in 1955, and his PhD degree in ical engineering from Car- nogie Institute of Technology in 1959, He was assistant profes- sor, Oklahoma State University, 1959-1961, then joined the Us versity of Maryland as assistant professor in 1961. He was ad- vaneed to associate professor in 1962 and to professor in 1966, Professor Marchollo is a regis- tered professional engincer in Maryland. He is a member of the “AIChE (member of Re- search Committee), ACS (mem- ber of Industrial and Engineer- ing Div.), Sigma Xi, Tau Beta Pi, American Institute of Aero- nauties and Astronautics, and the Marine Technology Institute. Part 12 — Conduction, Convection and Ratiation Tod "heated at one. end; Soned snétace: Sie cnieeon and adios Snpled oy go 18 —Over-all Heat Transfer Ghent; ynogeal easlocet fouling’ wenstasee Sthscale depos 14 — Over-all Heat Transjer Applications Mean tamperatare diferonce: parallel and foumeor Aaws smaltipass shell and tabe cx: hunger chelsea! weacors 15 — Evaporation Py. 76 Pq. 82 WNuceate and Sm toiling: best, Sux; heating Ritines feat tanefer coaneiontss siuipaune, Pg. 89 16 — Condensation Soatclentay verdant anpfocee horieontal tee} SSL "Soames 17 — Design of Heat Rachangers ~ EGt; ol desien delat ypecaue aropy cone Holling resistance; exataplen 7" Pg. 105 18 —Beonomic Factors in Heat Transfer Stor of extanigers) optinum Setien Pg, 118 Pg. 96