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100			_aBalaji, C. _914745
245			_aEssentials of radiation heat transfer
260			_bAne Books _aNew Delhi _cc2025
300			_aii, 244p.; 24cm.
500			_aTable of Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Black body radiation 3. Radiative properties of non-black surfaces 4. View factors 5. Enclosure analysis 6. Gas radiation 7. Atmospheric radiation 8. Inverse problems in radiation Index
520			_aThis book is an attempt to present the essentials of radiation heat transfer to graduate students, practicing engineers, scientists, technologists and the senior undergraduate students, in a form and size palatable to them. The focus of the book is to cover only the absolute essentials required to gain an understanding of radiation heat transfer with which the reader can attempt to take on more challenging problems. The explanations are intentionally kept simple and lucid. The book follows an easy to read conversational style. All concepts are reinforced by carefully chosen and fully worked examples. Adequate number of exercise problems is provided at the end of every chapter. In a significant departure from other books on this subject, this book completely dispenses with the network method to solve problems of radiation heat transfer in surfaces. The book instead presents the powerful radiosity-irradiation method and shows how this technique can be used to solve problems of radiation in enclosures made of one to any number of surfaces. The network method is not easily scalable. Secondly, the book introduces atmospheric radiation, which is now being considered as a potentially important area, in which engineers can contribute to the technology of remote sensing and atmospheric sciences in general, by a better understanding of radiation.
650			_aMechanical engineering _9620
650			_aHeat engineering _92348
650			_aHeat transfer _92349
650			_aRadiation _917
856			_uhttps://www.anebooks.com/bookdetails.asp?id=1688
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