Heat Transfer Engineering

Course Purpose
In this course, students simultaneously learn basic theory of "heat and flow" and specific product applications.
Learning Goals
By the end of the course, students should be able to do the following:
(1) Learn basic theory and applied product examples related to heat and flow, which are necessary for engineers.
(2) Students will also learn about design applications by practicing numerical calculation.
(3) Learn the importance of engineering theory in solving real-world problems and broaden their perspectives.
Topic
Session 1Guidance / Overview: The significance of learning about "heat and flow" and introduction of application examples for developing actual products and solving social issues
Session 2Heat and flow (Basic edition): Steady state heat conduction theory and thermal resistance calculation method
Session 3Heat and flow (Basic edition): Theory of heat conduction fins and application to equipment cooling design
Session 4Heat and flow (Basic edition): Theory and practice of contact thermal resistance
Session 5Heat and flow (Basic edition): Design examples of unsteady heat conduction and transient thermal control
Session 6Heat and flow (Basic edition): Fundamentals of flow and forced convection heat transfer (1)
Sesson 7Heat and flow (Basic edition): Fundamentals of flow and forced convection heat transfer (2)
Session 8Heat and flow (Basic edition): Applied design examples of forced convection heat sinks and coolers
Session 9Heat and flow (Basic edition): Natural convection heat transfer and electronic equipment cooling examples
Session 10Heat and flow (Basic edition): Radiative heat transfer theory and thermal design examples for artificial satellites
Session 11Heat and flow (Applied edition): Heat exchanger design method and energy-saving air conditioning system design example (1)
Session 12Heat and flow (Applied edition): Heat exchanger design method and energy-saving air conditioning system design example (2)
session 13Heat and flow (Applied edition): Thermodynamics (refrigeration cycle theory) and application examples to energy-saving air conditioning systems
Session 14Summary: Trends and future prospects of the latest manufacturing / design and development technology
Session 15Preparation day
**This content is based on April 1, 2024. For the latest syllabus information and details, please check the syllabus information inquiry page provided by the university.**