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Formula for calculating temperature drop per meter of pipe

2009-08-09View Original

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Dear sea friends, is there any manual that contains such a calculation formula: namely, the calculation for heat dissipation in pipes? The units calculated using the formulas in the Institute of Medical Engineering’s \"Process Design Manual\" are w. But I want to know the calculation result for °C/m. Please give some guidance. Thank you! ! (It was originally posted in the heat exchange section, but no one paid attention; I suspect there aren’t enough visitors, so I’m posting it here again. Please forgive me.)
Reply #22009-08-09
The formula for the building owner cannot be found; if you really need to know the value in °C/m, you can calculate it yourself using the specific heat of the medium.
Reply #32009-08-10
I agree with the opinion from the second floor. Additionally, the formulas in the process design manual are provided from a design perspective and are of a general nature.

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