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Temperature change

2018-05-21View Original

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It is a tank 10 meters long with a diameter of 2 meters; it is insulated from the outside at 90°C. The liquid at 70°C enters from the top and exits from the bottom – will the temperature of the liquid inside decrease?
Reply #22018-05-22
How can one determine whether the heat tracing is sufficient and what the insulation condition is, if one doesn’t know these things? If the jar is exposed, with a symbolic line drawn around it, how is it possible that the temperature won’t drop?
Reply #32018-05-22
With insulation material applied to the outer wall, the temperature should not drop; in fact, it might even rise slightly

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