Numerical Heat Transfer. Part A: Applications 1995: Vol 28 Table of Contents

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 28
Number 1
Mixed Convection Around a Heated Rotating Horizontal
Square Cylinder in a Circular Enclosure L. Yang
and B. Farouk
Effects of Streamwise Convergence in Radius on the Laminar
Forced Convection in Axisymmetric Ducts S. H.-K. Lee
and Y. Jaluria
Conjugate Heat Transfer and Particle Transport in Outside
Vapor Deposition Process M. Choi, Y. Song,
and S. H. Kang
Laminar Natural Convection Flow in Trapezoidal Enclosures
R. A. Kuyper and C. J. Hoogendoorn
Natural Convection of Micropolar Fluids in a Two-Dimensional
Enclosure with a Conductive Partition T.-H. Hsu
and S.-Y. Tsai
Numerical Analysis of Two-Ring Flame Stabilizer Flows
in Aircraft Afterburners M. Ravichandran, S. Sampath,
and V. Ganesan
Computation of Flow and Heat Transfer Around a Vertical
Discrete Protruding Heater Using an Operator-Splitting
Algorithm D. Mishra, K. Muralidhar, and
P. S. Ghoshdastidar
Simulation of the Melt Front Advancement in Injection Molded
Plate with a Rib of Semicircular Cross Section S. C. Chen,
K. F. Hsu, and K. S. Hsu
Letter to the Editor S. W. Churchill
Number 2
Conjugate Heat Transfer of a Finned Tube Part A: Heat Transfer
Behavior and Occurrence of Heat Transfer Reversal
M. Fiebig, A. Grosse-Gorgemann, Y. Chen, and N. K. Mitra
Conjugate Heat Transfer of a Finned Tube Part B: Heat Transfer
Augmentation and Avoidance of Heat Transfer Reversal by
Longitudinal Vortex Generators M. Fiebig, Y. Chen,
A. Grosse-Gorgemann, and N. K. Mitra
influence of Wall Conduction on Mixed Convection Heat Transfer
in Externally Finned Pipes F. Moukalled, M. Darwish,
and S. Acharya
Three-Dimensional Transient Heat Transfer from a Buried Pipe:
Solidification of a Stationary Fluid Antuan Negiz, Mehmet
A. Hastaoglu, and Robert A. Heidemann
Buoyancy-Induced Laminar Convective Rolls in Rectangular
Geometry U. Narusawa
Numerical Study of the Turbulent Heat Transfer in a Motorized
Engine Utilizing a Two-Boundary Method-Grid Generation
Technique Cheng Ping Chiu and Ying Sheng Kuo
Transient Thermal Performance of Axially and Radially Diluted
Nuclear Fuel Cells F. Moukalled, R. Nuwayhid, and
1. Lakkis
Unsteady Natural Convection from a Heated Vertical Plate in
Micropolar Fluid Rama Subba Reddy Gorla, A. A.
Mohammedien, M. A. Mansour, and I. A. Hassanien
Number 3
Prediction of Turbulent Heat Transfer in the Entrance of an
Array of Heated Blocks Using Low-Reynolds-Number k-e Model
Y. Asako and Mohammad Faghri
Numerical Study of Coupled Turbulent Flow and Solidification
for Steel Slab Casters M. Reza Aboutalebi, M. Hasan, and
R. |. L. Guthrie
Transient Behavior of a NaNO, Float Zone Operating at High
Marangoni Number Under y-g Conditions C. T. Nguyen,
J. Orfi, and H. Bazzi
On the Simulation of Forced-Ventilation Fires W. K. Chow
and W. K. Mok
Heat Transfer in Flows of Non-Newtonian Bingham Fluids
Through Axisymmetric Sudden Expansions and Contractions
George C. Vradis and Khaled J. Hammad
Mixed Convection in an Inclined Channel with Localized Heat
Sources Xiao Wang and Luc Robillard
Convective Heat Transfer in an Annular Porous Layer with
Centrifugal Force Field K. Aboubi, L. Robillard, and
E. Bilgen
Number 4
Low Rayleigh Number Conjugate Convection in Straight Inclined
Fractures in Rock Edward J. Shaughnessy and
James W. Van Gilder
Numerical Study of Natural Convection from a Vertical Surface
Due to Combined Buoyancies Md. M. Rahman and
M. J. Lampinen
Two- and Three-Dimensional Heat Transfer in Mixed Convection
with Streamwise Periodic Heating Sara Q. Zhang and
Andrew V. Tangborn
Conjugate Heat Transfer and Buoyancy-Driven Secondary Flow
in the Cooling Channels within a Vertical Slab
Chin-Hsiang Cheng and Jiun-Huei Yu
Transient Analysis of the Start-Up of a Water Heat Pipe from a
Frozen State Jean-Michel Tournier and
Mohamed S. El-Genk
Study into a Numerical Solution for a Pulsed CO, Laser Heating
Process Bekir S. Yilbas
Numerical Simulation and Experimental Verification of Melt
Front Advancements in Coinjection Molding Process
S. C. Chen and K. F. Hsu
Number 5
Modeling Fuel Spray Impingement and Heat Transfer Between
Spray and Wall in Direct Injection Diesel Engines
Zhengbai Liu and Rolf D. Reitz
Coupled Thermal Response of Objects and Participating Media
in Fires and Large Combustion Systems Louis A. Gritzo and
Vernon F. Nicolette
Numerical Solution of Transient Heat Conduction in a Cylindrical
Section During Quenching Mohamed S. El-Genk and
Alexander Glebov
Combined Laminar Forced Convection and Nongray-Radiation
Heat Transfer to Carbon Dioxide Flowing in a Nonblack,
Plane-Parallel Duct K. Kamiuto
Numerical Solution of the Inviscid Stagnation-Flow Solidification
Problem R. H. Rangel and X. Bian
Three-Dimensional Modeling of Transient Heat Transfer in a
Soaking Pit Y. Lavoie and A. Charette
Transient Natural Convection of Water Near Its Density
Extremum in a Rectangular Cavity Filled With Porous Medium
Wen-Jeng Chang and Dong-Fang Yang
Magnetohydrodynamic Mixed Convection from a Vertical Plate
Embedded in a Porous Medium T. K. Aldoss, M. A. Al-Nimr,
M. A. Jarrah, and B. J. Al-Sha’er
Number 6
Comparative Evaluation of Different Turbulence Models
for Confined Impinging and Opposing Jet Flows
S. M. Hosseinalipour and A. S. Mujumdar
Numerical Investigation of the Effects of Rotation on a
Germanium Float Zone Under Microgravity Conditions
C. T. Nguyen, H. Bazzi, and J. Orfi
Transient Thermal Performance of a Radially Diluted and
Centrally Cooled Nuclear Fuel Cell F. Moukalled,
R. Nuwayhid, and |. Lakkis
Non-Darcian Forced Convection Analysis in an Annulus Partially
Filled with a Porous Material S. Chikh, A. Boumedien,
K. Bouhadef, and G. Lauriat
Fluid Flow Analysis in an Axially Rotating Porous Pipe with
Mass Injection at the Wall A. Faghri, S. Gogineni, and
Y. Cao
Mixed Convection in a Vertical Tube Partially Filled with Porous
Medium Wen-Jeng Chang and Wen-Lung Chang
Numerical Simulation of Transient Natural Convection from
an Isothermal Cavity Open on a Side D. Angirasa,
J. G. M. Eggels, and F. T. M. Nieuwstadt
Following page 768:
Title page to Volume 28
Contents of Volume 28
Author Index to Volume 28