期刊名称：JOURNAL OF HEAT TRANSFER-TRANSACTIONS OF THE ASME
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
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The Journal of Heat Transfer disseminates information of of permanent interest in the area of heat transfer. Contributions to the journal consist of research on energy transfer in equipment and applied thermodynamic processes in all fields of mechanical engineering and related industries. Topic areas include (but are not limited to): aerospace heat transfer; environmental heat transfer; gas turbine heat transfer; heat and mass transfer in biotechnology; heat transfer in electronic equiptment; heat transfer in energy systems; heat transfer in fire and combustion systems; heat transfer in manufacturing and materials processing; low temperature and artic region heat transfer; nucleonics heat transfer; thermophysical properties; and theory and fundamental research.
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Instructions to Authors
This first step involves providing basic information about the corresponding author (whoever is submitting the work and handling all correspondence/communication for the work). This information is essential in the processing of the work.
IMPORTANT NOTE
The author submitting the work and handling the account management for this paper is considered the contact or corresponding author. All communication from this site and by the journal administrators will be with this author. Please be sure you and your co-authors have made the determination of who will play this role throughout the publication process prior to submitting your work.
The following information will be requested. Those sections containing an asterisk (*) are required:
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E-mail address*
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Password*
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Title* (e.g., Mr., Prof., Dr., etc.)
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First Name and Middle Initial* (or first and middle initials)
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Last Name* (including Jr., or III, etc.)
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ASME Member Affiliation
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Job Title* (e.g., President, Associate Professor, Manager, etc.)
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Company of University Name*
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Mailing Address 1* (e.g., Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, street address)
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Mailing Address 2 (suite, mail stop, street address)
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City*
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Country*
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State or Province* (see note below)
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Zip or Postal Code*
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Phone*
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Fax
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Biography (short biographical description, 8000 characters, text only)
NOTES:
1. When choosing a password, please make sure it is at least 7 characters and a mix of letters and numbers. For security purposes, please also choose a password that you will use only on this site and one that is not used for access to other personal and sensitive accounts (credit cards, bank, web vendors).
2. The state/province field is required to be completed if the country is the USA. If not, you may complete, as applicable and appropriate for your country.
Because the journal site requires users to log in, the information you include in this step is important for your return to the site. Please keep your e-mail address and password in a safe and accessible place. This is critical if you have several working e-mail addresses.
Submitting a Revised Document
These author guidelines contain information to assist the user in preparing and submitting the revised versions of technical and non-technical works that are in process. Authors can submit revised versions in the following circumstances:
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Initial work has been submitted but not yet assigned to an Associate Editor (and begun the review process).
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Recommendation has been made for the work to be revised (review process completed).
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Work has been accepted for publication in an ASME journal (and has not yet begun production).
Authors will receive notification of recommendation and/or acceptance via e-mail. They can submit revised materials when so noted in the Options section of the Author Status Page.
A revision of an author’s work should be just that, so authors are strongly advised to ensure that all suggested changes and mandatory revisions are incorporated in their document prior to its submittal to the site. For information on writing and styling, or for additional details, please refer to the Guidelines for Initial Journal Submission.
Initial Submittal
If an author realizes some error in the initial submittal of the work, a revised version may be submitted. Authors will see this as an available Option on the Author Status Page. Please note that the new version will overwrite the existing version. However, authors may only do this until the work has been assigned to an Associate Editor for review. After this, that is when the review of the work has begun, authors may not submit a revised version of the work until the Associate Editor assigned has issued a recommendation.
Recommendation
If the review and the recommendation by an Associate Editor or the Editor requests the submittal of a revised paper, authors must ensure they follow the recommendations and include the suggested or required revisions in a new version of their work. Authors may then submit this revised work, as well as any rebuttal. The rebuttal can be uploaded as a separate PDF file or inserted in the Comments section of the submittal screen.
Final Submittal
If an author realizes some error in the final submittal of the work, a revised version of the text portion or individual graphics may be submitted. Authors will see this as an available Option on the Author Status Page. Please note that the new version will overwrite the existing version.
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To update your final paper (text), choose the link, “Resubmit” under the “Options” box. Browse for your updated paper, and choose “Upload File”. Any new files submitted will overwrite those uploaded previously.
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To update graphics files, choose the link, “Resubmit” under the “Options” box. Browse for your graphics files and choose “Upload File”. Any new files submitted will overwrite those uploaded previously. If you wish to delete a graphic, choose the “Remove” link.
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Final Submission
Preparing and Submitting Your Final Digital Files
These author guidelines contain information to assist the user in preparing and submitting the final versions of technical and non-technical works that have been accepted for publication in an ASME journal.
Following these instructions for the preparation of the production-ready files of your accepted paper will eliminate any delays in the publication of your paper.
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The Editor’s office will review all the files that are submitted and Approve or Disapprove them prior to the paper moving forward into production for publication.
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Co-Author Information
It is essential that all co-author name and contact information be input into the Journal Tool database prior to submitting the final production-ready files. The steps necessary are:
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Log into account
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In the menu go to Author Center -> Paper Status
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Click ADD in the Options column of the Active Papers Author Information table.
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If your co-author has an existing account in the ASME Journal Tool, you will only need to enter the email for that account, hit return, and the form will populate with the information pulled from the database.
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If your co-author does not have an existing account, the required fields of the form will need to be filled out.
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After entering your co-authors, you will be able to specify roles and publication order. This can also be done by clicking ROLES & ORDER in the Options column of the Active Papers Author Information table.
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Each technical work must be accompanied by a completed and properly executed transfer of copyright form. Please see more details under Copyright Transfer. Papers will not be published without an approved Copyright Transfer agreement.
Technical Submissions
The final versions of accepted papers and technical briefs will be uploaded to the site in the order shown:
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PDF of the complete paper
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Text-only file(s) (Word, LaTex)
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Graphics file(s) (one file for each figure) in TIFF or EPS format
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Note: ASME is currently accepting .doc files but not .docx
I. COMPLETE PAPER (PDF FILE)
The PDF should include every item listed in the following order:
1. paper title
2. author(s) info (affiliation, address, email)
3. abstract
4. text: single column and double spaced
5. references in ASME format (both in text and on reference pages)
6. list of table captions
7. list of figure captions
8. tables, each on separate page
9. figures, each on a separate page – labeled i.e. fig1.eps, fig2.eps…etc., or fig1.tiff…etc.
10. footers (every page) containing corresponding author's name, Paper#, and page number
II. TEXT-ONLY FILE(S)
The text-only native format file should include:
1. Same items, order, and format as the .pdf file, except NO FIGURES.
2. ASME is currently accepting .doc files but not .docx
3. A single LaTeX .tex file should be uploaded. The LaTeX template for ASME Journal Papers can be downloaded at http://iel.ucdavis.edu/code/ASME/journals-1.0.html
Submitting Text
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III. PREPARING GRAPHICS
General
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Always print each graphic file to check quality before submitting. This is essential with color graphics that will be reproduced as black-and-white in print. See section on Color Graphics below.
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Prior to submission, figures can be uploaded to the following on-line service and tested for usability: http://dx.sheridan.com/. The site also contains additional information on creating digital files.
Convert Word or Microsoft Office Files to TIFF, PS, or EPS
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Save each figure as a separate file within the application (Word, PowerPoint, etc.).
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Covert each to PDF using Adobe Acrobat
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Use “save as” and choose TIFF or EPS from within Adobe Acrobat for each file.
Note to Microsoft Word 2007 Users
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At this time we do not accept the .docx file format created by Office 2007/2008. Please back save all Word .docx files to the previous .doc file format (Word 2003) using SAVE AS, and submit the resulting .doc file rather than your .docx version.
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Equations built with MathType or the Equation Editor 3.0 will be completely usable.
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Equations built with Microsoft Math Editor will convert to low resolution graphics during the back save and will have to be re-keyed.
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To use MathType or Equation Editor 3.0 in Word 2007: Select OBJECT on the TEXT section of the INSERT tab and select MathType/Equation Editor in the drop-down menu.
Multi-Part Figures
File Naming
TIFF Format
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Use SAVE AS function within native application
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Use for bitmap graphics
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Set resolution to 600 dpi for line art, 264 dpi for halftones (photographs), and 600 dpi for combinations
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If necessary, set color mode to CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black)
EPS Format
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Use SAVE AS function within native application
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Use for vector graphics
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Set resolution to 600 dpi
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If necessary, set color mode to RGB-encoded at 8 bits/channel
Sizing
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Graphics should be the same size as they should appear in journal.
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Single Column Width: 8 cm (3.25 in., 20 picas)
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Double Column Width: 16 cm (6.5 in., 40 picas)
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Maximum Length: 23 cm (9.5 in., 57 picas)]
Cropping
Color Graphics
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Color graphics will be used in the on-line version of the journal if supplied.
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All graphics will appear in black and white in the print version of the journal unless color costs are paid, see Publication Charges.
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Color figures can reproduce very poorly in black-and-white with necessary information being lost: prior to submission, print color figure files on a black-and-white laser printer to see if they will reproduce well in the print edition of the journal.
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Please note: a single source file is required for the system that produces the output for the print and online versions of the paper. If the black-and-white version of a color figure loses required information when converted, a single black-and-white figure that contains all of the required information should be submitted.
Fonts
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True Type: Arial, Helvetica, Times New Roman, Courier
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Adobe fonts
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Embed in graphic
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Font Size: 6 pt or larger. WATCH: If figure is reduced, font can become illegible.
Miscellaneous
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Line weights should be 0.5 pt - 1.5 pt in thickness. WATCH: line weights below 0.5 points will disappear.
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Upload files in order.
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Whenever possible, each figure should be one file and not submitted as multiple parts.
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A graphic file cannot exceed 15 MB.
Non-Technical Submissions
The final versions of non-technical submissions (discussions and closures, editorials, book and software reviews, announcements, etc.) need to be prepared as noted below.
FORMAT
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Discussions and closures, editorials, announcements, call for papers, and other text-oriented submissions must be submitted in both PDF and native formats. Word and LaTeX are currently accepted. Note: .docx files are not currently accepted.
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Non-Technical Submissions must be submitted as noted above under Technical Submissions if they contain both text and graphics.
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Special sections such as the Solar Scenery or Heat Transfer Gallery items should be submitted in PDF format and as individual graphic files.
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UPDATING FILES AFTER SUBMISSION
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Files can be re-uploaded and replaced until the Editor reviews and Approves or Disapproves them for production.
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To update submitted files, after logging in click UPDATE in the Options column of the Current Paper Status table for that paper, and then click RESUBMIT or DELETE in the Options column of the Final Manuscript Files table.
Editorial Board
EDITOR
V. DHIR (2005)
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
S. ACHARYA (2006)
C. AMON (2004)
N.K. ANAND (2006)
P. AYYASWAMY (2004)
K. BALL (2004)
H.H. BAU (2003)
V.P. CAREY (2003)
G. CHEN (2005)
J.N. CHUNG (2005)
G. DULIKRAVISH (2004)
A. EMERY (2005)
M. FAGHRI (2003)
B FAROUK (2006)
J.G. GEORGIADIS (2003)
C.P. GRIGOROPOULOS (2006)
M. JENSEN (2004)
D.B.R. KENNING (2004)
K.D. KIHM (2005)
H. LEE (2004)
J.H. LIENHARD v ( 2006)
P.M. LIGRANI (2006)
R.M. MANGLIK (2006)
G.P. PETERSON (2003)
V. PRASAD (2005)
R.D. SKOCYPEC(2003)
S. THYNELL (2005)
P. VANKA (2005)
CHAIR
Y. BAYAZITOGLU
VICE CHAIR
R.D. SKOCYPEC
PAST CHAIR
Y. JALURIA SECRETARY
T. TONG
TREASURER
R.W. DOUGLASS
MEMBER
M.K. JENSEN
BOARD ON COMMUNICATIONS
Chair and Vice-President
O. OCHOA
OFFICERS OF THE ASME
President, REGINALD VACHON
Executive Director, VIRGIL R. CARTER
Treasurer, R.E. NICKELL
PUBLISHING STAFF
Managing Director, Engineering
TOM G. LOUGHLIN
Director, Technical Publishing
PHILIP DI VIETRO
Manage,r Journals
JOAN MERANZE
Production Coordinator
COLIN MCATEER
Production Assistant
MARISOL ANDINO
Transactions of the ASME, Journal of Heat Transfer (ISSN 0022-1481) is published bi-monthly (Feb., Apr., June, Aug., Oct., Dec.) by The American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Three Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016-5990.
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Professor Vijay K. Dhir
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Dept.
Henry Samueli School of Engineering & Applied Science
38-137H Engineering IV
UCLA
Los Angeles, CA 90024
P: 310-825-8507
F: 310- 206-4830
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