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the designand optimization of the relevant systems. With the advent of many new
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of equipment, and other important activities that support design. This discussion
will be followed by a consideration of systems, components, and subsystems. The
basic nature of thermal systems ... and evaluation of the chances of success and
the feasibility of the undertaking, an engineering designof the system is initiated
Preface to the Second Edition
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... developmentof new techniques and materials demands
new and improved systems to take advantage of such innovations. However,
the designof thermal systems is usually complicated by the complexity of ... fundamen-
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1.4 OUTLINE AND SCOPE OF THE BOOK
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The analysis of thermal systems is often complicated because of the complex
nature of uid ow andof heat and mass transfer mechanisms...
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detailed information and understanding of thermal processes and systems. The
synthesis of information from a variety of sources ... are of interest. Improvements in the performance and character-
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simply by modifying the designof existing systems. ... permission.)
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The formulation of the design problem is based on all of the above aspects.
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usefulness of a CAD system. However, because of the complexity of typical
thermal systemsand processes, such CAD systems are often limited to the
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treatment. The ow of hot gases and thermal energy, on the other hand, is ... ux; and (c) perfectly insulated outer surface of a heat exchanger.
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