Numerical Heat Transfer. Part A: Applications 1994: Vol 25 Table of Contents

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NUMERICAL
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VOLUME 25 1994
NUMERICAL HEAT TRANSFER
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PART A: APPLICATIONS
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 25
NUMBER 1
Editors’ Note
Prediction of Confined Swirling Spray-Combusting Flows
Y. M. Kim, H. M. Shang, C. P. Chen, and T. S. Wang
Prediction of Fast Transient Spray-Combusting Flows
Y. M. Kim, C. P. Chen, J. P. Ziebarth, and Y. S. Chen
Numerical Model of Wind-Induced Entrainment in a Double-
Diffusive Thermohaline System T. A. Hullender and
W. R. Laster
Combined Convection Flow and Heat Transfer to a Power Law
Fluid in a Vertical Duct, Including Reverse Flow Situations
A. T. Jones and D. B. Ingham
Mixed Convection From a Rotating Cone with Variable Surface
Temperature T. Y. Wang, C. Kleinstreuer, and H. Chiang
Modeling Separated Forced Convection in Laminar Flow Past
Cavities Mizanur Rahman and G. F. Carey
Multicellular Natural Convection of a Low Prandtl Number Fluid
Between Horizontal Concentric Cylinders Joo-Sik Yoo, Jun
Young Choi, and Moon-Uhn Kim
NUMBER 2
Nonlinear Dynamics of Heat Transfer Enhancement Using Eddy
Promoters Mizanur Rahman and G. F. Carey
Numerical Simulation of Electromagnetic Melting and
Evaporation of Spherical Metal Parts Robert Cerny and
Yildiz Bayazitoglu
Finite Difference Discretization Effects on Multidimensional
Droplet Evaporation Modeling Ann T. Shih and Constantine
M. Megaridis
Laminar Mixed Convection in a Horizontal Semicircular Duct
with Axially Nonuniform Thermal Boundary Condition on the
Flat Wall K. C. Karki, P. S. Sathyamurthy, and S. V.
Patankar
Numerical Solution for Melting of Unfixed Rectangular
Phase-Change Material Under Low-Gravity Environment
Y. Asako, M. Faghri, M. Charmchi, and P. A. Bahrami
Numerical Solution to a Moving Boundary Problem in a
Composite Medium M. A. Khan and P. K. Rohatgi
Effect of Longitudinal Separator Sheet Conduction on the
Transient Thermal Response of Crossflow Heat Exchangers with
Neither Gas Mixed Hong-Sen Kou and Ping Yuan
NUMBER 3
Calculation of Steady and Unsteady Flows in a Film-Cooling
Arrangement Using a Two-Layer Algebraic Stress Model
L. S. Jansson, L. Davidson, and E. Olsson
Quasi-Steady Temperature Gradient Metamorphism in Idealized,
Dry Snow Mark Christon, Patrick J. Burns, and Richard A.
Sommerfeld
Numerical Analysis of Freeze Coating on a Two-Dimensional
Moving Plate K. G. Mahmoud
Natural Convection Heat Transfer in Inclined Enclosures with
Multiple Conducting Solid Partitions M. Mamou, M.
Hasnaoui, P. Vasseur, and E. Bilgen
Mixed Convection from a Vertical Plate in Porous Media with
Surface Injection or Suction W. B. Hooper, T. S. Chen, and
B. F. Armaly
Natural Convection Heat Transfer from a Corrugated Plate
Embedded in an Enclosed Porous Medium Shih Wen Hsiao
and Chao Kuang Chen
Conjugate Natural Convection from a Horizontal Circular
Cylinder Shigeo Kimura and loan Pop
Technical Note: Natural Convection of Non-Newtonian Liquids
in a Cylindrical Enclosure Ping-Yao Wu, Ta-Jo Liu, and
Hsu-Ming Chang
NUMBER 4
Optimal Spacing of Parallel Boards with Discrete Heat Sources
Cooled by Laminar Forced Convection A. M. Morega and
A. Bejan
Forced Laminar Convection in an Array of Stacked Plates
N. Djilali
Comparison of Different Heating Methods for the Temperature-
Controlled Measurement of Convective Transition Boiling
X. C. Huang and G. Bartsch
Axial Conduction in the Transient Laminar Freezing of Liquids in
Convectively Cooled Tubes M. Sadegh Sadeghipour and
Kamran Alborzi
Natural Convection Around a Horizontal Circular Cylinder in
Intinite Space and Within Confining Plates: A Finite Element
Solution Liping Ma, Jaap van der Zanden,
Jan van der Kooi, and Frans T. M. Nieuwstadt
Conjugate Natural Convection Heat Transfer in a Vertical
Annulus with Internal Circumferential Fins M. Molki and
M. Faghri
Natural Convection in Vertical Parallel Plates with an Unheated
Entry or Unheated Exit Kuan-Tzong Lee
Technical Note: Variable Viscosity Effects on the Vortex
Instability of Free Convection Boundary Layer Flow Over a
Horizontal Surface Jiin-Yuh Jang and Jin-Sheng Leu
NUMBER 5
Enhancement of Heat Transfer by Thermocapillary Convection
Around Bubbles— A Numerical Study J. Straub, J. Betz,
and R. Marek
Internal Heat Transfer Augmentation in a Channel Using an
Alternate Set of Porous Cavity -Block Obstacles P. C. Huang
and K. Vafai
Numerical Coupling of Multiple-Region Simulations to Study
Transport in a Twin-Screw Extruder T. Sastrohartono,
Y. Jaluria, and M. V. Karwe
Numerical Study of Convection Heat Transfer During the Melting
of Ice in a Porous Layer Xiaoli Zhang and T. Hung Nguyen
Multigrid Computation of Natural Convection in Enclosures with
a Conductive Baffle Y. S. Sun and A. F. Emery
Solution of Transient Laminar Natural Convection in a Square
Cavity by an Explicit Finite Element Scheme B. V. Krishna
Satya Sai, K. N. Seetharamu, and P. A. Aswatha Narayana
Effect of Thick Horizontal Partial Partition Attached to One of
the Active Walls of a Differentially Heated Square Cavity
A. Nag, A. Sarkar, and V. M. K. Sastri
NUMBER 6
Numerical Analysis of Oscillatory Instability of Buoyancy
Convection with the Galerkin Spectral Method
A. Yu. Gelfgat and |. Tanasawa
Numerical Study on the Turbulence Structures in Closely Spaced
Rod Bundle Subchannels X. Wu
Wall Heat Conduction Effect on Natural Convection in an
Enclosure Filled with a Non-Darcian Porous Medium
Wen-Jeng Chang and Hui-Chuan Lin
Mixed Convection over Nonisothermal Horizontal Surfaces in a
Porous Medium: The Entire Regime
T. K. Aldoss, T. S. Chen, and B. F. Armaly
703 Numerical Modeling of a Nucleate Boiling Surface
Kemal O. Pasamehmetoglu
721 Two-Layer-Model Predictions of Heat Transfer Inside Enhanced
Tubes B. Arman and T. J. Rabas
743 Effect of Buoyancy on Forced Convection in a Cusped Duct
Z. F. Dong and M. A. Ebadian
Following page 756:
Title page to Volume 25
Contents of Volume 25
Author Index to Volume 25
Subject index to Volume 25