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How to calculate the heat dissipation of steam~~~~

2009-03-12View Original

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As the title suggests, there is saturated steam at 134 degrees inside a 17-liter sealed container, with insulating material surrounding it both on the outside and inside. How can one calculate the heat loss that occurs as a result of heat exchange with the outside environment? I’d like to thank everyone here in advance~~~
Reply #22009-03-12
Book Introduction: \"Low-Temperature Insulation and Storage and Transportation Technologies\": This book provides a comprehensive and systematic overview of the heat transfer mechanisms in low-temperature insulation, various structures and materials used for such insulation, the design calculations related to different types of insulations, as well as the methods for manufacturing various insulating materials and conducting experimental studies on them. Hope this is helpful to you~ http://www.du8.com/books/sep1hf6.html
Reply #32009-03-13
I’m working now and have little time to read; it seems I’ll need to go to the library again~~~ It’s completely new knowledge for me~~~

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