Heat Transfer
by Benjamin Gebhart
Publisher: McGraw-Hill 1961
ISBN/ASIN: 1258245132
Number of pages: 454
Description:
This book is a description of the more important physical processes, theories, and methods of analysis loosely grouped in the field referred to as 'heat transfer.' The book is cast in the form of a text, but it is hoped that the content and method of presentation will serve the general reader and the practicing engineer as well.
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