Given the furnace size and external wall temperature rise, determine the diameter of the heat dissipation coil and the capacity of the water pump
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I have a furnace that, once it reaches its operating temperature, will have an outer wall temperature of 500–600 degrees. The diameter of the furnace wall is 800 cm, and its height is 1.2 meters. I am using circular stainless steel tubes that are welded to the outer wall. Could someone help me calculate how thick these tubes need to be, how many coils are required, what length they should be, and also what size pump is needed if the height is set at 2 meters? Thank you all!
It’s fine as long as the temperature drops below seventy or eighty degrees; please go ahead and calculate it