Heat And Mass Transfer Data Book

The book addresses to the students and the teachers of mechanical and chemical engineering as well as practicing engineers Provides relevant property data in easily readable alphabetical form at different temperatures for: .Metals and alloys, liquids and gases of engineering interest .Building and insulating materials .Pure elements Heat transfer correlations in easily readable form with notations side by side for: .Conduction both steady and unsteady state .Both forced and natural convection under various flow configurations .Boiling and condensation .Radiation for various geometrical configurations .Radiation for surfaces and solar radiation .Heat exchangers of various configurations including storage type and finned type Mass transfer data for various combination of diffusing elements Provision of charts when the equations involved are long and complex Multicolour edition enhances clarity and readability

C P Kothandaraman, BE (Hons), MS, PhD, FIE, MISTE, was Professor in Mechanical Engineering at PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore, India. His subject areas are Heat Transfer, Thermal Science and Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning, Solar Energy and Bio-gas Applications. He is now engaged in providing consultation in the design of heat exchangers, dryers, boilers and dust collection equipment. S Subramanyan, former Principal, PSG College of Technology; former Registrar and former Vice Chancellor, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore had his education at PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore; Imperial College, London; and Manchester Institute of Science and Technology. He had been a post doctoral Fellow at the University of Kingston and University of Alberta in Canada. He has considerable experience in teaching subjects related to Thermal Engineering including Heat Transfer. At present he is Advisor for several leading engineering institutions.

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