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How to calculate the heat loss of equipment without insulation

2018-12-17View Original

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If the equipment isn’t insulated, how can we calculate the extent of its heat loss compared to a properly insulated device? What parameters are needed? Is there a simple calculation formula? An approximate calculation is sufficient; high precision isn’t required
Reply #22018-12-27
It’s faster to use a comparative method, right? When aiming to achieve the same operating temperature, the difference in heat energy supplied (electricity/steam) between cases with insulation and those without insulation can be used to determine this

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