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    Introduction and Basic Concepts

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    This document defines key concepts in heat transfer including specific heat, heat transfer rate, conduction, convection, radiation, and problem-solving techniques. It discusses fundamentals of convection such as the no-slip condition, Nusselt number, Reynolds number, and Prandtl number. It also covers internal forced convection flow regimes based on Reynolds number, velocity boundary layers, and pressure and head loss. Finally, it examines heat exchangers including parallel and counter flow configurations, and defines the log mean temperature difference method for analyzing heat exchanger performance.

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    This document defines key concepts in heat transfer including specific heat, heat transfer rate, conduction, convection, radiation, and problem-solving techniques. It discusses fundamentals of convection such as the no-slip condition, Nusselt number, Reynolds number, and Prandtl number. It also covers internal forced convection flow regimes based on Reynolds number, velocity boundary layers, and pressure and head loss. Finally, it examines heat exchangers including parallel and counter flow configurations, and defines the log mean temperature difference method for analyzing heat exchanger performance.

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    This document defines key concepts in heat transfer including specific heat, heat transfer rate, conduction, convection, radiation, and problem-solving techniques. It discusses fundamentals of convection such as the no-slip condition, Nusselt number, Reynolds number, and Prandtl number. It also covers internal forced convection flow regimes based on Reynolds number, velocity boundary layers, and pressure and head loss. Finally, it examines heat exchangers including parallel and counter flow configurations, and defines the log mean temperature difference method for analyzing heat exchanger performance.

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    This document defines key concepts in heat transfer including specific heat, heat transfer rate, conduction, convection, radiation, and problem-solving techniques. It discusses fundamentals of convection such as the no-slip condition, Nusselt number, Reynolds number, and Prandtl number. It also covers internal forced convection flow regimes based on Reynolds number, velocity boundary layers, and pressure and head loss. Finally, it examines heat exchangers including parallel and counter flow configurations, and defines the log mean temperature difference method for analyzing heat exchanger performance.

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    INTRODUCTION AND BASIC CONCEPTS


    13. Define: Specific heat. Two kinds of specific heats: Cp and Cv

    15. Define: Heat transfer rate: Heat flux

    22. Define Conduction & Formula:

    30, 32. Define Convection & Formula:


    31. Difference between natural and forced convection

    34, 35. Define Radiation & Formula:


    40. Problem-Solving Technique

    6. FUNDAMENTALS OF CONVECTION
    6. No-slip condition

    9. Nusselt Number
    12. External and Internal Flow
    13. Incompressible flow and Compressible flow
    13. Mach number and its range for 4 section

    23. Prandtl Number

    26. Reynolds Number


    8. INTERNAL FORCED CONVECTION
    6. Re Number Range for pipe flow (The flow in a pipe is laminar for Re < 2300, fully turbulent for Re >
    10,000, and transitional in between)
    7. Different shape Re number
    8. Draw velocity boundary layer at most fully develop region
    17. LMTD & NTU

    20. Pressure and Head loss


    11. HEAT EXCHANGERS
    3. Parallel and Counter Flow
    3. Draw temperature curve for both Parallel Flow and Counter Flow
    4. Cross Flow
    5. Neat sketch of Shell and Tube heat exchanger
    14. LMTD

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