Any good HEAT TRANSFER books out there?

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For graduate-level heat transfer studies, several specialized books are recommended. "Heat Conduction" by Necati Ozisik focuses on conduction, while "Convective Heat and Mass Transfer" by Kays covers convection in detail. For radiation, "Radiative Heat Transfer" is a key resource. Additionally, "Heat Transfer" by A. E. Mills serves as a bridge between undergraduate and graduate material. These texts provide a comprehensive foundation for advanced heat transfer concepts.
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any good HEAT TRANSFER books out there??

Hi,

I am looking for a heat transfer book for Graduate level. i am actually familiar with good undergraduate books like fundamental of heat transfer. please tell me a little bit about whatever book you are recommending

thanks in advance
 
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At the graduate levels, conduction, convection, and radiation are usually broken up into separate books. Here are some that I would recommend for starters:

Conduction: Heat Conduction, Necati Ozisik
Convection: Convective Heat and Mass Transfer, by Kays
Radiation: Radiative Heat Transfer, Modest
 


"Heat Transfer" by A. E. Mills is a good graduate-ish level book that would generally be a bridge between the undergraduate class and the graduate classes that are broken into cinduction, convection and radiation.
 


thank you guys.
 
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