Fall 2005
Hui Zhang, 165 Light
Engineering
632-8492,
Hui.Zhang@sunysb.edu
Class:
Wednesday,
6:50-9:50pm Physics 128
Summary: The fundamental aspects of
conduction and radiation are discussed. Emphasis is placed on the fundamental
equations, solution techniques, and practical application. Additionally, the
relationship between material presented in class with contemporary engineering
problems and research will be discussed.
Week
|
Topic |
|
1 |
Introduction,
Definitions and Basic Concepts |
|
2 |
Heat Conduction Equation and Boundary
Condition |
|
3 |
Lumped
Analysis |
|
4 |
Scaling
Analysis |
|
5 |
Separation
of Variable Solutions |
|
6 |
Laplace
Transform Solution Technique |
|
7 |
Numerical
Techniques |
|
8 |
Radiation: Definition/Basic
Concepts. Exam 1 |
|
9 |
Electromagnetic
Equations and Radiative Properties |
|
10 |
Exchange
between Black Surfaces |
|
11 |
Exchange
between Gray Surfaces |
|
12 |
Intro
to Participating Media |
|
13 |
Radiation
in Participating Media (continued) |
|
14 |
Radiation
with Conduction and Convection, Special Topics and Final Review (if time) |
|
15 |
Final Exam Period (Exam time to be
announced) |
Textbooks:
1.
Heat
Conduction, 3rd ed., by S. Kakac and Y. Yener, Taylor and Francis,
(1993).
2.
Radiative
Heat Transfer, by M. F. Modest, McGraw Hill, (1993).
Grading:
Final 40%
Notice:
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influence your ability to carry out assigned course work, I would urge you to
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