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by Frank P. Incropera

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Frank P. Incropera

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English

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Wiley; 6 Lslf edition (2010)

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Heat and Mass Transfer: Fundamentals and Applications. I love this book and I loved this class. The book is well written and someone with a good handle on calculus (including multivariable calculus) should be able to follow most of the arguments.

Heat and Mass Transfer: Fundamentals and Applications. About midway through the book, some series solutions to differential equations are used for estimation purposes, but we didn't cover too much of that in my course. The book is beautifully written with a big emphasis on the physical understanding of the three transfer processes (. conduction, convection, radiation), rather than just memorization of a bunch of equations.

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Frank P. Incropera is an American mechanical engineer and author on the subjects of mass and heat transfer.

Good book in fundamentals of Heat and mass transfer, haven't read a lot in the area to compare it with, but the book was hard to follow at times. Frank P.

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porosh

I find this book very annoying. Although it reads reasonably well, the authors bury significant concepts in unexpected areas of the text. I have found it tremendously confusing when to use film temperature, mean temperature, surface temperature, etc. When to use them is not listed in the equations, sometimes they are buried in an example problem several pages later. One of the biggest annoyances for me is in chapter 7 (page 440). For heat flow through banks of tubes, they say to use the mean of the inlet and outlet temps to calculate the Nusselt number (eq 7.64). They make no mention as to how to solve if you do not know the outlet temp. Buried in example 7.7, you might notice that they use the inlet temperature to solve for the Nusselt number! This is not what the description of equation 7.64 says. Buried in the fine print of example 7.7 on page 446 is that you may need to iterate values until you get the desired accuracy (and if you do not know the outlet temp - they do not say this). Why don't they just come out and say this in the discussion and theory, rather than bury big ideas in the examples? Another example is in chapter 9 for vertical channels. They do not say anything about how to come up with a basic spacing, S. If you look at example 9.1 an equation is provided for thermal boundary layer thickness. Is "S" equal to twice this value? The reason I am on-line is I am looking for another textbook that can explain concepts better. Much of this book is ok to read, so I would not give it a terrible rating. It is a difficult subject that could be made easier. I also find it ridiculous that they do not provide any problems with answers in the back of the book. What good does it do to spend hours on a problem and not know if you have a good answer? At least a handful of problems would be helpful.

Perilanim

This book is definatly for a mechanical engineer. I used it for a biomedical engineering thermodynamics course, and damn was it hard to read. I don't know why, but they show you about ten different ways to represent equations, and some are helpful and some or not. Very very confusing unless your professor points out which to use. The calculus isnt too heavy in the book but is used in long complicated derivations that skip steps. A few sections do require integration. The concepts aren't too bad and are well defined, but my god the math behind it is presented so skewed that it's a wonder anyone would publish it. 99% of the material in this book is useless. At least to a BME like me, so I'm probably biased here. Whoever wrote it was smart, but can't teach....kinda familiar with my college experiences.

Wrathshaper

This is a terrific book! I purchased it for a mechanical engineering heat transfer course. It was essential for understanding the material that is covered in lecture. Whether you are a student or a professional needing to refresh the topic, this textbook provides clear and relevant information that makes the complex subject of heat and mass transfer much easier to understand. It is a bit expensive, but I have found it to be well worth the price for such a quality textbook. I would highly recommend this book to anyone interested in the topic of heat transfer.

Style
The text is well written and clearly explains the theory behind heat transfer phenomena. There are times when it is easy to get lost in long paragraphs of highly technical reading, but there are many pictures and graphs that bring meaning and clarity to these sections. The derivations they include generally have a description after each step, which is not always the case for textbooks I have used.

The layout of this textbook is consistent from cover to cover and I found this to be very helpful. All the colors for graphs, charts, tables and equations are the same throughout the book, making them easy to identify without causing a distraction from the text while reading.

Helpful Examples
There are worked-out examples with explanations throughout each chapter. They include schematics of the problems as well as the assumptions for that particular type of problem. I found these to be very helpful since they were included at the end of the corresponding topic that related to the problem.

There are also hundreds of practice problems that range from easy to very difficult. The easier problems helped my understanding of how to apply the concepts from the chapter while the more difficult problems connected several topics into one problem. It would have been helpful to have the answers in the back of the book to make sure I did the problems correctly, but I was able to check with my professor and I am sure there are many places online where they can be found.

ZEr0

Assuming you are being required to purchase this text -
This text is good at describing complex heat transfer problems. Reading this book will be a good supplemental to the class.

As a reference -
This text has very useful information in the appendix relating to heat xfer for a large set of materials.
The explanations in this text will be a good supplement to previous exposure, or could be used independently to effectively learn about the subject .

I still reference this book for work and personal projects.

Nafyn

I love this book and I loved this class. The book is well written and someone with a good handle on calculus (including multivariable calculus) should be able to follow most of the arguments. About midway through the book, some series solutions to differential equations are used for estimation purposes, but we didn't cover too much of that in my course. The book is beautifully written with a big emphasis on the physical understanding of the three transfer processes (i.e., conduction, convection, radiation), rather than just memorization of a bunch of equations.

Rishason

The text is very readable and the illustrations help to visualize the physical phenomena. The example problems are very easy to follow and all variables are well defined (which is not always the case with some engineering texts). I brought this book with me to take my Chemical Engineering PE and it was very useful.

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