This document provides a list of symbols used in the book. It is organized into three sections: symbols, subscripts, and superscripts. The symbols section defines various terms related to thermodynamics (T), fluid mechanics (FM), and heat transfer (HT). The subscripts and superscripts sections provide additional context for property evaluations and calculations.
This document provides a list of symbols used in the book. It is organized into three sections: symbols, subscripts, and superscripts. The symbols section defines various terms related to thermodynamics (T), fluid mechanics (FM), and heat transfer (HT). The subscripts and superscripts sections provide additional context for property evaluations and calculations.
This document provides a list of symbols used in the book. It is organized into three sections: symbols, subscripts, and superscripts. The symbols section defines various terms related to thermodynamics (T), fluid mechanics (FM), and heat transfer (HT). The subscripts and superscripts sections provide additional context for property evaluations and calculations.
Undesignated symbols are used consistently q heat flux (HT) throughout the book. The following denote Q# amount of energy transfer by heat transfer particular sections where symbols have Q heat transfer rate (T) Q volumetric flow rate special meanings r radial vector T thermodynamics R gas constant: RM, radius (FM, HT) FM fluid mechanics Ra Rayleigh number HT heat transfer Re Reynolds number R universal gas constant Rc electrical resistance Bi Biot number Rf fouling factor c specific heat of an incompressible substance, Rt thermal resistance centroid (FM) Rt,c thermal contact resistance cp specific heat at constant pressure, 0h 0T )p s, S entropy per unit mass (T), distance along a cv specific heat at constant volume, 0u 0T )v streamline (FM); entropy (T) CD drag coefficient s entropy function as used in ideal gas tables CL lift coefficient SG specific gravity Ct thermal capacitance St Strouhal number d drag force t time Dh hydraulic diameter T temperature e; E energy per unit mass (T); energy (T), electric u; U internal energy per unit mass (T ); internal energy potential (HT), emissive power (HT) (T ), upstream velocity (FM), overall heat transfer Eu # Euler number coefficient (HT) E# g rate of energy generation u, v, w fluid velocity components E# in,out rate of energy transfer in/out of control volume v; V specific volume; volume Est rate of increase of energy stored within a control volume V, V velocity F, F force vector, force W work, width of a slot nozzle (HT) Fo Fourier number w # weight Fr Froude number W rate of work, or power f friction factor x quality G irradiation xc critical location for transition to turbulent flow Gr Grashof number xfd,h hydrodynamic entry length h enthalpy per unit mass (T), convection heat transfer xfd,t thermal entry length coefficient (HT) y mass flow rate ratio, mole fraction H enthalpy (T), head (FM), height (FM, HT) yR distance from free surface to center of pressure hL head loss z elevation i electric current Z compressibility factor J radiosity k specific heat ratio: cpcv (T ), thermal conductivity (HT), Boltzmann’s constant (HT) Greek Letters KL loss coefficient l lift thermal diffusivity (HT), absorptivity (HT), angle of m mass attack (FM) # m mass flow rate coefficient of performance for a refrigerator (T), M molecular weight, Mach number (FM), moment (FM) diameter ratio (FM), coefficient of volume M mass dimension expansion (HT) n number of moles, polytropic exponent coefficient of performance for a heat pump (T), Nu Nusselt number specific weight (FM) p pressure hydrodynamic boundary layer thickness pe; PE potential energy per unit mass; potential energy t thermal boundary layer thickness Pr Prandtl number ε heat exchanger effectiveness (T,HT), pipe wall q heat transfer rate (HT) roughness (FM), emissivity (HT) # q rate of energy generation per unit volume (HT) εf fin effectiveness
efficiency, similarity variable i initial value (T), property of saturated solid, inner
f fin efficiency (HT)
temperature difference, angle I irreversible wavelength ig, if difference in property for saturated vapor (saturated
absolute (dynamic) viscosity liquid) and saturated solid kinematic viscosity isol isolated pi term; dimensionless quantity int rev internally reversible density, reflectivity (HT) j portion of the boundary entropy production (T), normal stress (HT), L based on characteristic length Stefan-Boltzmann constant (HT) l based on plate length # rate of entropy production lm log mean condition relative humidity (T) m mean value over a tube cross section shear stress (FM), transmissivity (HT) o center or midplane condition, tube outlet condition, humidity ratio (T), angular velocity (T), shedding outer frequency (FM) p pump p particle rad radiation Subscripts ref reference state or value (T), reflected radiation (HT) res reservoir a dry air R reversible abs absorbed R resultant ad adiabatic s isentropic b boundary (T), base of an extended surface (HT), s streamwise direction, surface conditions blackbody (HT) sat saturated B bouyancy sur surroundings c property at the critical point (T), compressor (T), t turbine combined system (T), critical (transition) (FM), t thermal centroid (FM), cross-sectional (HT), cold fluid (HT) tp triple point cv control volume tr transmitted cw cooling water v vapor C cold reservoir, low temperature w water, wall CF counterflow x local conditions D drag, diameter spectral e state of substance exiting a control volume (T), emission (HT) Superscripts f property of saturated liquid (T), temperature of surroundings (T), final value (T), film temperature # dot over symbol denotes time rate (HT), fin conditions (HT) fg difference in property for saturated vapor and * dimensionless quantity saturated liquid, heat of vaporization ‘ fluctuating quantity (HT) g property of saturated vapor - overbar denotes property on a molar basis (T), h hydrodynamic, hot fluid surface average conditions (HT) H hot reservoir, high temperature property at standard state or standard pressure i state of a substance entering a control volume (T), tube inlet condition (HT), initial condition (HT)
Convective Boiling and Condensation Heat Transfer With A Twisted-Tape Insert For R12, R22, R152a, R134a, 8290, R32/R134a, R32/R152a, R290/R134a, R134a/R600a