Heat and Mass Transfer Principles and Equipment (21st Century Higher Education Building Environment and Equipment Engineering Series Planning Textbooks)

Author: Yan Quanying, Liu Yingyun, Editors
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: "Heat and Mass Transfer Principles and Equipment" is one of the core technical foundation courses for the Building Environment and Equipment Engineering major in higher education institutions, serving as a bridge connecting fundamental courses and specialized courses in this field. This textbook is developed according to the teaching syllabus requirements of the course. It primarily covers the basic principles, fundamental laws, and theoretical and practical knowledge of heat and mass transfer as well as related equipment. The book is divided into 10 parts: Introduction, Mass Transfer Processes, Momentum, Heat, and Mass Transfer Analogy, Phase Change Heat and Mass Transfer Principles and Equipment, Air and Water Heat and Mass Transfer Principles and Equipment, Desiccant Dehumidification Principles and Equipment, Air Jet and Combustion Heat and Mass Transfer Principles and Equipment, Thermal Calculations of Heat and Mass Transfer Equipment, Optimal Design and Performance Evaluation of Heat and Mass Transfer Equipment, and Appendices. This textbook organically integrates principles and equipment, aligning with students' cognitive patterns while facilitating learning and mastery. It also emphasizes practical engineering applications. The book is suitable for undergraduate and associate degree students in Building Environment and Equipment Engineering at ordinary higher education institutions, as well as for teaching reference in other related disciplines. Additionally, it can serve as a reference for engineering professionals and self-learners.