熱傳導與熱輻射

The purpose of this course is to provide an introduction to various heat transfer mechanisms and analyses for engineering students. The fundamentals and applications of conductive, radiative, and combined-mode heat transfer will be discussed. The modeling of thermal systems will be practiced by a term project (must be modern world associated). By the end of the semester, students are expected to be able to: 1. Analyze engineering problems via mathematic approaches 2. Write governing equations for physical problems including actual systems 3. Solve the governing equations by mathematical techniques 4. Explain the physical meanings of mathematical equation/calculations. 5. Improve English listening and reading skills and be ready to take more EMI courses 6. Use communication skills and work as a team

Preferably engineering mathematics, heat transfer, and thermodynamics.

A. All of the course materials will be available on e3 including syllabus, lecture notes, homework solutions, and the grades. All materials covered in class will be repeated again in mandarin right after the English version. B. Homework are graded by effort not by correctness while all late submissions (after solution posted) receive only half of the total points. Late submissions will not be accepted if it is not regarding the upcoming exam. C. All exams will be given first individually (graded individually) and then in groups of 4 (graded in groups) with computer & software access. The final score of each exam will be calculated via the combined score of the individual and group exams. Group formations for both exams are the same as term project groups. D.Term project will be graded in groups of 4. All students are required to participate in proposal presentation, final presentation, and report writing or no points will be given to respective subjects even though they should be graded in groups. Part of the score will be given based on the fund each group raised during the presentations. ※ For all quarantined or sick leave students as well as those who are taking this course remotely, recorded lectures will be posted on e3 (only for the students in need). But in order to make sure all students are on the same page, lectures will only be available for a week on e3. Teaching Assistants: 許彥廷, Email: frank880526@gmail.com; Sanjay 桑傑, Email: san.edu568@gmail.com

Homework: 10% Midterm & Final: 30% and 30% respectively (10 extra pts given for each exam correction) Term Project: 30% (5% proposal, 10% final presentation, 5% "fundraising" and, 10% final report)

"Heat and Mass Transfer: Fundamentals and Applications" by Yunus A. Çengel and Afshin J. Ghajar, 4th Ed. in SI Units, McGraw-Hill, 2011 (ISBN 978-007-131112-0). "Radiative Heat Transfer" by Michael F. Modest, 3rd Ed., Academic Press, 2013 (ISBN 978-012-386944-9). E-book available through NYCU library: https://www.sciencedirect.com/book/9780123869449/radiative-heat-transfer "Nano/Microscale Heat Transfer" by Z.M. Zhang, McGraw-Hill, 2007 (ISBN 978-007-143674-8) ※ Please don't make copies in any form.

地點

EE453

時間

By appointment

聯絡方式

Ext: 55134 Mail: jchang40@nycu.edu.tw