An edition of Computational Heat Transfer (Series in Computational Methods in Mechanics and Thermal Sciences) (2002)

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Taylor & Francis
Language
English
Pages
544

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Subjects
Transmission, Mathematics, Heat, Mechanical engineering

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March 2002, Taylor & Francis
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"The study of heat transfer has, in the recent past, become a matter of considerable importance and interest because of the growing demand for energy, environmental comfort, safety, rapid transportation, and advanced materials, and the need to optimize processes that involve energy transport."

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TJ260.J35 2002

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Paperback
Number of pages
544
Dimensions
10 x 8 x 2 inches
Weight
1 pounds

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OL9820888M
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1560324783
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9781560324782
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6758968

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The study of heat transfer has, in the recent past, become a matter of considerable importance and interest because of the growing demand for energy, environmental comfort, safety, rapid transportation, and advanced materials, and the need to optimize processes that involve energy transport.
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