Dr. Sheldon Jeter

Biography

Sheldon M. Jeter is a retired Associate Professor with a comprehensive research background in systems theoretical thermodynamics, heat mass transfer, and thermal fluid energy systems. He has significantly contributed to engineering education and advanced engineering thermodynamics. Jeter began his career at the Georgia Institute of Technology in 1978 as a Research Engineer. His research areas include Heat Transfer, Combustion, and Energy Systems, with a strong focus on basic applied research. He is particularly known for his work on two-phase heat mass transfer and experimental investigations of heat transfer in boiling liquids. Additionally, his theoretical research includes thermodynamics of mixtures and radiation. Jeter's applied research is primarily dedicated to improving the performance of existing energy systems and developing innovative energy solutions, especially in fluid thermal energy systems.

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