@article{724387,
      recid = {724387},
      author = {Zappoli, Bernard, and Beysens, Daniel, and Garrabos,  Yves,},
      title = {Heat transfers and related effects in supercritical fluids  [electronic resource] /},
      pages = {1 online resource :},
      abstract = {This book investigates the unique hydrodynamics and heat  transfer problems that are encountered in the vicinity of  the critical point of fluids. Emphasis is given on  weightlessness conditions, gravity effects and  thermovibrational phenomena. Near their critical point,  fluids indeed obey universal behavior and become very  compressible and expandable. Their comportment, when  gravity effects are suppressed, becomes quite unusual. The  problems that are treated in this book are of interest to  students and researchers interested in the original  behavior of near-critical fluids as well as to engineers  that have to manage supercritical fluids. A special chapter  is dedicated to the present knowledge of critical point  phenomena. Specific data for many fluids are provided,  ranging from cryogenics (hydrogen) to high temperature  (water). Basic information in statistical mechanics,  mathematics and measurement techniques is also included.  The basic concepts of fluid mechanics are given for the  non-specialists to be able to read the parts he is  interested in. Asymptotic theory of heat transfer by  thermoacoustic processes is provided with enough details  for PhD students or researchers and engineers to begin in  the field. Key space are described in details, with many  comparisons between theory and experiments to illustrate  the topics.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/724387},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-9187-8},
}