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Events & Reports

You can find here short news items about the Society.  This includes reports on upcoming and recent events like Forums.  Since the Society is run by volunteers, we rely mostly on people to send us news items.  In particular, presenters of Forums are asked to contribute a short note on their presentation and/or a copy of the handouts. 

Articles
Title Created Date
40th HTS Annual Dinner 29 March 2004
4th European Thermal Sciences Conference, Birmingham NEC 29 March 2004
'Don't be baffled - think twisted,' Alan Guy of Brown Fintube. 24 March 2004
2004 Annual General Meeting 04 March 2004
Process Heat Transfer 2010 - Dave Butterworth 25 September 2003
Why some heat exchangers fail to work - Dave Butterworth 22 May 2003
Plate heat exchangers modelling and fouling - Hans Zettler 03 April 2003
39th HTS Annual Dinner 28 March 2003
2003 Annual General Meeting 06 March 2003
Presidents Night 2002: Mike Moore - A Brief History of Heat 24 October 2002

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Current President

  • 2026 Dr. Hans Zettler

Upcoming Events

2027 Mar 19
61st HTS Annual Dinner

Date: Friday 19th March 2027 , Time: 6.00 for 7.00...

2026 Sep 08
UKNHTC - The 19th UK Heat Transfer Conference

HTS has been working closely with the UK National...

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