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Discussion on problems in adiabatic calculations

2020-06-04View Original

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To calculate the adiabatic thickness, using the formulas provided in the standards yields a value that is relatively small; therefore, it is necessary to include a margin. As for how much this margin should be, what values should be used as a reference to determine it? For example, in terms of heat retention, the amount of heat calculated should be less than the maximum allowable heat loss. Then which value should be used as a reference for heat preservation? Thank you!
Reply #22020-06-04
You can try out my spreadsheet: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-2909194-1-1.html
Reply #32020-06-04
Thank you! I can’t download the calculation sheet. I have one as well, but I’m not sure how to choose the margin.
Reply #42020-06-04
Add me on QQ and I’ll send it to you: 893453114

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