The art of measuring in the thermal sciences
Language: English Series: Heat transfer | / edited by Afshin J. GhajarPublication details: CRC Press 2021 Boca RatonDescription: xvii, 464pISBN:- 9780367192907
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The Art of Measuring in the Thermal Sciences provides an original state-of-the-art guide to scholars who are conducting thermal experiments in both academia and industry. Applications include energy generation, transport, manufacturing, mining, processes, HVAC&R, etc. This book presents original insights into advanced measurement techniques and systems, explores the fundamentals, and focuses on the analysis and design of thermal systems.
Discusses the advanced measurement techniques now used in thermal systems
Links measurement techniques to concepts in thermal science and engineering
Draws upon the original work of current researchers and experts in thermal-fluid measurement
Includes coverage of new technologies, such as micro-level heat transfer measurements
Covers the main types of instrumentation and software used in thermal-fluid measurements
This book offers engineers, researchers, and graduate students an overview of the best practices for conducting sound measurements in the thermal sciences.
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