Kern’s approach is prized for its practicality. Unlike purely theoretical texts, it focuses on the rates of heat exchange as they occur in real-world engineering equipment. Key areas covered include:
Chemical and mechanical engineering students frequently encounter the textbook Process Heat Transfer by Donald Q. Kern (often abbreviated as D.Q. Kern). It remains a foundational text for designing heat exchangers, evaporators, and condensers. Kern’s approach is prized for its practicality
Core concepts of thermal conductivity, forced convection, and basic heat exchanger design. Kern (often abbreviated as D
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