دانلود کتاب طراحی سیستم های حرارتی سیالاتی ویلیام اس جانا

Contents

The text is organized into two major sections. The first is on piping systems, blended with the economics of pipe size selection and the sizing of pumps for piping systems. The second is on heat exchangers, or, more generally, devices available for the exchange of heat between two process streams. The list of topics that can be added is almost endless.

The text begins with an introductory chapter, that provides examples of fluid/thermal systems. A pump and piping system, a household air conditioner, a baseboard heater, a water slide, and a vacuum cleaner are such examples. Also presented are dimensions and unit systems used in conventional engineering practice (i.e., Engineering and British Gravitational systems). The SI unit system is also presented. The student is expected to know about unit systems, which are presented in Chapter 1 to introduce conversion factor tables in the Appendix and to familiarize the reader with the notation in this text.

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Chapter 1 also contains a description of the design process. A design project example is given, and the steps involved in completing it are presented. These steps include the bid process, project management, construction of a bar chart of project activities, written and oral reports, internal documentation, and evaluation and assessment of results.

Chapter 2 is a review chapter on the properties of fluids and the equations of fluid mechanics. This chapter is included to familiarize the student with the tables of fluid properties in the Appendix. This chapter can be omitted from a one semester course if students are confident in their ability to solve problems in fluid mechanics. Viscosity data of various commonly encountered foodstuffs (catsup, peanut butter, etc.) is included to stimulate the student’s interest.

Chapter 3 is about piping systems. It is expected that by the time students take this course, they will have learned about piping systems in a first course in fluid mechanics. Here, however, the subject of piping systems is covered in greater detail and depth. Specifications for pipes and tubes are discussed. Circular, square, rectangular, and annular cross sections are presente