“ 強化傳熱期刊”將考慮與液體和氣體的自然和強制對流，沸騰和冷凝，傳導和輻射傳熱中的“強化傳熱和傳質”主題相關的各種學術論文。感興趣的領域包括但不限于：特殊配置的表面幾何形狀，表面改性，電場或磁場，顆粒和流體添加劑，超材料，微/納米級和原子級設計 - 所有這些都旨在提高傳熱速率或熱能儲存/使用。論文可包括理論建模，實驗技術，實驗數據和/或增強傳熱技術的應用。還鼓勵“高性能”傳熱概念，裝置或系統的一般主題。該期刊還將考慮在確定的主題領域內準備充分的評論文章。以前在有限的分發會議上發表的檔案質量論文也被接受。作者可能需要提供會議出版商的版權發布。稿件應討論擬議稿件與現有出版作品的相關性和獨特性。僅僅分析或測試略微修改的形狀或操作參數范圍是不夠的。如果涉及“形狀”問題，這個形狀有什么重要意義？對特定應用程序重要嗎？如果是這樣，請討論這個。一個關鍵問題是“手稿提供了哪些新的結果或理解？” 此外，CFD論文必須解決和討論他們的數值研究的“基礎物理學”。如果不對所涉及的轉移機制進行深入討論，僅提供CFD解決方案是不夠的。與“強化傳熱和傳質”或“高性能”無關的論文

The Journal of Enhanced Heat Transfer will consider a wide range of scholarly papers related to the subject of "enhanced heat and mass transfer" in natural and forced convection of liquids and gases, boiling and condensation, conduction and radiative heat transfer. Areas of interest include, but will not be limited to:Specially configured surface geometries, surface modifications, electric or magnetic fields, particle and fluid additives, metamaterials, micro/nanoscale and atomic scale designs – all aimed at enhancing heat transfer rates or thermal energy storage/usage. Papers may include theoretical modeling, experimental techniques, experimental data, and/or application of enhanced heat transfer technology.The general topic of "high performance" heat transfer concepts, devices, or systems is also encouraged.The journal will also consider well-prepared review articles within the identified subject areas.Archival quality papers previously published at limited distribution conferences are also accepted. The author may need to provide a copyright release from the conference publisher.Manuscripts should discuss how the proposed manuscript is both related to, and unique from, existing published works. It is not sufficient to merely analyze or a test a slightly modified shape, or range of operating parameters. If "shape" issues are involved, what is important about this shape? Is it important to specific applications? If so, discuss this. A key question is "What new results, or understanding, does the manuscript provide?" Additionally, CFD papers must address and discuss the "underlying physics" of their numerical study. It is insufficient to simply present a CFD solution without in-depth discussion of the transfer mechanisms involved. Papers that are not related to "enhanced heat and mass transfer" or "high performance" heat transfer concepts or systems will not be accepted for review.