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How to calculate the heat dissipation from the outer wall of a water cooler

2016-04-27View Original

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We use hot water to circulate in a water cooler, taking advantage of that heat source and utilizing it throughout the year. However, the temperature of the outer wall of this water cooler is quite high, ranging from 70 degrees at the lowest to 120 degrees at the highest. We are considering adding insulation to the outer wall of the water cooler in order to reduce heat loss, but how should we calculate this? Assuming the surface area of the water cooler is 20 m2, the average temperature is 95 degrees, and the temperature of the aluminum sheet after insulation is 30 degrees, how can the amount of heat dissipated from this outer wall be calculated?

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