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Cold air forces convective cooling of a hot object

2020-11-20View Original

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The application scenario is as follows: There is a container made of 316 stainless steel, with a total weight of 0.6 tons. Its initial temperature is 800°C, and it needs to be cooled down to 20°C within 4 hours. If cold air at -40°C is used to cool this container, what flow rate of air is required?
Reply #22020-11-21
Calculate the total calories. Then, applied to air, to what temperature can the air be heated? You probably don’t know either, right?
Reply #32020-12-17
Let’s calculate this; it’s simple heat transfer – once the heat transfer coefficient is determined, that’s it

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