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How much power is needed to electrically heat a 5 cubic volume volume to 180 degrees?

2009-03-31View Original

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How much power is needed to electrically heat a 5 cubic volume container to 180 degrees? Working pressure 0.8MPa
Reply #22009-03-31
To know the power, you must first know what the medium inside the device is, determine its specific heat and density, and then know ΔT (what you gave is the final temperature). It has nothing to do with equipment pressure. Other: My current factory specializes in industrial electric heaters. If you want to purchase, you can leave a message and contact me.
Reply #32009-03-31
medium: Air, heated from normal temperature to 180 degrees
Reply #42009-03-31
Without the time required for heating, it can only be calculated as heat, not fixed power.
Reply #52009-03-31
P=0.24* 6.45 * 160/(863 * 1.2) The calculated unit is KW. The air density is 1.29KG/M3 5M3 and the weight is 6.45KG. The calculation is based on the flow rate of 5M3 per hour. If your flow rate exceeds 5M3, please modify it accordingly. I think you are wrong. This amount is not even 1KW. :funk:
Reply #62009-04-01
Heating to 180 degrees in half an hour, air inlet DN50, flow rate 20m/min

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