Heat and Mass Transfer in Engineering
Topic Information
Dear Colleagues,
Modern Engineering relies heavily on a comprehensive understanding of heat and mass transfer processes occurring in various media. The present Topic aims to present readers with recent achievements in this field. The Editors solicit contributions from a wide spectrum of approaches, including both fundamental and applied, theoretical, experimental, and computational investigations. Accepted papers are expected to cover heat and mass transfer processes occurring in different media, such as solids, liquids, gases, plasma, multi-phase flows, and porous media. We would be particularly interested in recently emerging hot topics such as non-Fourier models of heat transfer, heat and mass transfer at micro- and nano- scales, and others.
Prof. Dr. Vasily Novozhilov
Prof. Dr. Xiaohu Yang
Topic Editors
Keywords
- convection
- conduction
- radiation
- turbulence
- multi-phase flows
- porous media
- combustion and fire
- built environment
- energy
- non-classical modes of heat transfer
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