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Heat dissipation calculation for uninsulated smoke and air ducts

2020-04-15View Original

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In dust removal systems, the outdoor smoke ducts are not insulated; at most they are painted. The temperature of the smoke inside these ducts can reach around 120 degrees, or even over 200 degrees. How is then the heat dissipation from these smoke ducts calculated?

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