Calculation method for heat dissipation of high-temperature objects

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I would like to ask how to calculate the heat dissipation of a high-temperature object? For example, for a burner with dimensions of Φ550mm*720mm and a heat dissipation area of 1.243 m2, where the surface temperature is 100°C and the ambient temperature is 15°C, how should its heat dissipation power be calculated?

Reply #22016-04-22

q=ks(t1-t2) where k is the thermal conductivity coefficient

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