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Heat transfer coefficient of solid materials

2021-01-28View Original

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There is solid material in the mixing tank, with a temperature of 150°C; cooling water is used in the jacket to lower the temperature. I would like to ask experts: what value is a reasonable one to use for the thermal conductivity when calculating the heat exchange area of the jacket? Unit: W/㎡·℃, thank you very much!
Reply #22021-01-30
Generally, equipment manufacturers simply choose 40 W/m2·K; the estimation formula shown in the image can also be used for estimation

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