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Heat loss from hot objects

2016-07-25View Original

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As the title suggests, the temperature of the object, its area, its material, the ambient temperature, and the wind speed are known. How to calculate the approximate heat dissipation power? For example, the furnace burner is at 120°C, covers an area of 1.5㎡, the wind speed is 3 m/s, and the ambient temperature is 20°C℃
Reply #22016-08-04
The shape of the heat exchange surface also has a significant impact

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