Thermal conductivity of extra deep draw steel
Thermal conductivity of extra deep draw steel
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Hi,
I'm looking for the thermal conductivity constant for "e-coated extra deep draw steel". Is there an internet source for thermal conductivity constants? Can anyone tell me what e-coated means?
Any information would be very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Z
I'm looking for the thermal conductivity constant for "e-coated extra deep draw steel". Is there an internet source for thermal conductivity constants? Can anyone tell me what e-coated means?
Any information would be very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Z





RE: Thermal conductivity of extra deep draw steel
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Corrosion never sleeps, but it can be managed.
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RE: Thermal conductivity of extra deep draw steel
I have an oil pan and I want to add a vibration damper on it. To protect the vibration damper from thermal degradation, I need to add insulation between the vibration damper and the oil pan. To calculate the heat transfer rate I need the oil temperature, the pan surface temperature and the thermal conductivity constant of the pan (including the e-coat). If the oil temperature and the pan surface temperature is almost the same how can I calculate the insulation thickness required if dT (Toil - Tpan) goes to zero?
RE: Thermal conductivity of extra deep draw steel
What you can do is to replace the e-coat layer in your model with a layer of steel whose thickness results in a thermal conduction equivalent to the e-coat.
TTFN
RE: Thermal conductivity of extra deep draw steel
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