Numerical Heat Transfer. Part A: Applications 1991: Vol 19 Table of Contents

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ISSN: 1040-7782
NUMERICA
HEAT
TRANSFER
An International Journal of
Computation and Methodology
PART A: APPLICATIONS
NUMERICAL HEAT TRANSFER
An international Journal of Computation and Methodology
PART A: APPLICATIONS
Editor-in-Chief
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Numerical Heat Transfer, Part A, Volume 19, 1991
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 19
NUMBER 1
Spectral Element Simulations of Unsteady Forced Convective
Heat Transfer: Application to Compact Heat Exchanger
Geometries Cristina H. Amon and Bora B. Mikic
The Ra-Pr Domain of Laminar Natural Convection in an
Enclosure Heated from the Side J. L. Lage and A. Bejan
Influence of Slab Thickness on Responses of Concrete Walls
under Fire C. L. D. Huang and Gamal N. Ahmed
Numerical Study of the Effect of Inlet Geometry on
Stratification in Thermal Energy Storage Afshin J. Ghajar
and Yousef H. Zurigat
Effects of Thermal Radiation on Momentum, Heat, and Mass
Transfer in a Horizontal Chemical Vapor Deposition
Reactor Percy B. Chinoy, Deborah A. Kaminski,
and Sorab K. Ghandhi
Effects of Buoyancy and Surface Tension Forces on the
Melting of a Metal M. Lacroix
Boundary Element Method Applied to Steady Periodic Heat
Conduction Shi Chao Yang and Guo Rong Zheng
NUMBER 2
Numerical Simulation of Three-Dimensional Mixed Convection
Heat Transfer from a Finned Array of Discrete Sources
H. V. Mahaney, S. Ramadhyani, and F. P. Incropera
Numerical Simulation of Conjugate Transport from a
Continuous Moving Plate in Materials Processing
B. H. Kang, Y. Jaluria, and M. V. Karwe
Transient Analysis of Combined Forced and Free
Convection-Conduction along a Vertical Circular Fin in
Micropolar Fluids Tsan-Hui Hsu and Cha’o-Kuang Chen
Transient Low Prandtl Number Fluid Convection in a
Lid-Driven Cavity A. A. Mohamad and R. Viskanta
Natural Convection-Radiation Interactions in a Cube Filled
with a Nongray Gas T. Fusegi, K. Ishii, B. Farouk, and
K. Kuwahara
Desublimation: A Moving Boundary Problem and Numerical
Solution Mehmet A. Hastaoglu and Charles A. Baah
On the Use of Node-Shifting Techniques for the Intensity
Factor of Temperature Gradient at a Macrocrack Tip Da
Yu Tzou
NUMBER 3
Analysis of an Internally Finned Rotating Heat Pipe
D. Salinas and P. J. Marto
Forced Convective Eversion: The Laminar Regime
G. S. H. Lock and S. Park
Momentum Equation for Dendritic Solidification
P. J. Nandapurkar, D. R. Poirier, and J. C. Heinrich
Markov Analysis of Radiative Transfer in Enclosures with
Bidirectional Reflections Ronald L. Billings, J. Wesley
Barnes, and John R. Howell
Film-Boiling Drag and Heat Transfer on a Flat Surface
P. R. Chappidi, F. S. Gunnerson, and K. O. Pasamehmetoglu
Pressure and Heat Transfer in Cross Flow over Cylinders
between Two Parallel Plates D. Kundu, A. Haji-Sheikh,
and D. Y. S. Lou
Heat Transfer Predictions in Cross Flow over Cylinders
between Two Parallel Plates D. Kundu, A. Haji-Sheikh,
and D. Y. S. Lou
Announcements
NUMBER 4
Numerical Simulation of Fluid Flow Through an Array of
Diamond-Shaped Pin Fins V. B. Grannis and E. M.
Sparrow
Three-Dimensional Laminar and Turbulent Natural Convection
Cooling of Heated Blocks M. Afrid and A. Zebib
Numerical Investigation of an Internal Layer in Turbulent Flow
over a Curved Hill S.-W. Kim
Finite Element Analysis of Natural Convection in the Active
Corners of a Square Cavity A. Sarkar and V. M. K. Sastri
Natural Convection of a Radiating Fluid in a Partially Divided
Square Enclosure Adnan Yiicel and Sumanta Acharya
Numerical Experiments with Fluid Convection in Tilted
Nonrectangular Enclosures T. S. Lee
Following page 500:
Title Page to Volume 19
Contents of Volume 19
Author Index to Volume 19
Subject Index to Volume 19