Numerical Heat Transfer. Part A: Applications 1991: Vol 20 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
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Numerical Heat Transfer, Part A, Volume 20, 1991
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 20
NUMBER 1
Transient Free Convection with Mass Transfer on a Vertical
Plate Embedded in a High-Porosity Medium Jiin-Yuh
Jang, Dong-Jau Tzeng, and Heiu-Jou Shaw
Boundary Element Thermal Analysis of Sliding
Contact Brian Vick, M. J. Furey, and S. J. Foo
Applying the Boundary Element Technique to the Solution of
Heat Radiation Problems in Cavities Filled by a Nongray
Emitting-Absorbing Medium Ryszard Bialecki
Computation of Nonreacting Flows of a Two-Ring Flame
Stabilizer Using a Zonal Grid Method D. Lee and J. S. Lin
Multigrid Solution of Unsteady Navier-Stokes Equations
Using a Pressure Method Y. Jiang, C. P. Chen, and
P. K. Tucker
Direct Integration Approach for Simultaneously Estimating
Temperature Dependent Thermal Conductivity and Heat
Capacity C. H. Huang and M. N. Ozisik
Effect of Reynolds and Prandtl Numbers on Turbulent
Convective Heat Transfer in a Three-Dimensional Square
Duct G. Yang and M. A. Ebadian
Letter to the Editor Philip M. Gresho
Announcement
NUMBER 2
Natural Convection in Slender Cavities with Multiple Fins
Attached to an Active Wall Ricardo Scozia and Ramon L.
Frederick
Numerical Study of Laminar Heat Transfer in Internally Finned
Tubes Isaac J. Kettner, David Degani, and Chaim
Gutfinger
Numerical Method for Solution of Strongly Coupled Binary
Alloy Solidification Problems Daming Xu and Qingchun Li
Gravity- and Solidification-Shrinkage-Induced Liquid Flow in a
Horizontally Solidified Alloy Ingot Daming Xu and
Qingchun Li
Computation of Two-Dimensional, Nonreacting Jet/Main Flow
Mixing in a Magnetohydrodynamic Second-Stage
Combustor S. L. Chang, S. A. Lottes, and G. F. Berry
Coupled Analysis of Fluid-to-Solid Heat Transfer in
Thick-Walled Short Tubes with Uniformly Imposed
Temperature Carlos Schuler and Antonio Campo
Numerical Analysis of Heat Transfer by Natural Convection
and Radiation in Participating Fluids Enclosed in Square
Cavities Abdeslam Draoui, Francis Allard, and Claudine
Beghein
NUMBER 3
Numerical Simulation of Laminar Flow and Heat Transfer
for Liquid Jet Impingement Cooling of a Circular Heat Source
with Annular Collection of the Spent Fluid
D. L. Besserman, S. Ramadhyani, and F. P. Incropera
Prediction of Two-Dimensional Natural Convection in
Enclosures with Inner Bodies of Arbitrary Shapes
E. K. Glakpe and A. Asfaw
Mixed Convective Heat Transfer in a Horizontal Channel
Heated Periodically from Below M. Hasnaoui, E. Bilgen,
P. Vasseur, and L. Robillard
Modeling of Densely Loaded Two-Phase Flows
A. A. Mostafa
Numerical Simulation of Shock Impingement on Blunt Cowl
Lip in Viscous Hypersonic Flows D. J. Singh, A. Kumar,
and S. N. Tiwari
Study of Molecular Diffusion in Oscillating Flow in a Pipe
Using the Boundary Element Method S. Sekar and
G. Nath
Heat Transfer in Slender Fins Using Boundary Integral
Equation Analysis S. P. Walker
NUMBER 4
Numerical Study on the Solidification Processes in a
Twin-Belt Caster B. Farouk, Y. G. Kim, and D. Apelian
Heat Transfer Enhancement and Drag Reduction in
Magnetofluid-Coated Channels V. G. Bashtovoi, M. S.
Krakov, and E. M. Taits
Freeze Coating of a Moving Substrate with a Binary
Alloy R. Stevens and D. Poulikakos
Finite Element Analysis of Steady Periodic
Convection-Diffusion Transport Giorgio Pagliarini
Forced Convection in Convergent and Divergent Ducts of
Rectangular Cross Section Chin-Chia Su and Huang Lin
Numerical Analysis of Convective Heat Transfer in the
Entrance Region of Cusped Ducts Z. F. Dong, M. A.
Ebadian, and A. Campo
473 Mixed Convection Induced in a Gas Flowing Past a Hot
Horizontal Flat Plate 1. Pop, M. Kumari, and G. Nath
Following page 486:
Title Page to Volume 20
Contents of Volume 20
Author Index to Volume 20
Subject Index to Volume 20

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