An Introduction to Combustion, Vol. 1
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The book is introductory in nature and will appeal to students at the late junior and senior level. Areas covered in the text include chemical thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, deflagrations, and detonations in premixed media, diffusion flames, ignition, flame stabilization, and introductory experimental optical diagnostics. The material is mainly introduced by example, rather than in abstract form. Mathematics is minimized and several problems are provided at the end of each subject area.An Introduction to Combustion is a textbook specifically aimed at undergraduate students in mechanical, aerospace, chemical, and civil engineering as well as physics and chemistry.Warren C. Strahle joined the Georgia Institute of Technology in 1968 after more than four years of experience at the Aerospace Corporation and the Institute for Defense Analyses. James S. T'ien There is a strong demand for a high-quality, easily understood combustion text for undergraduates. This is such a book. The organization of the chapters is optimal and the style is conversational. This book should be very popular with students.
