I have a layman’s question regarding the creation of pans using heat transfer oil furnaces

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This post was last edited by jidezj on 2019-5-14 at 10:29. I want to create a pan heated by heat transfer oil (as even heating and temperature control are necessary). It should be around 1 square meter in size; could a compartment be created underneath the pan so that oil can be poured in there to heat it? Connect a heating element and a temperature controller – are there any issues with this approach? (Or use the upper layer as a heat conductor and place it in the pot) ； Or use the upper layer directly as the bottom layer of the pot.) Since this forum has the most posts related to heat transfer oil, I’m asking a naive question here; please forgive me. .

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