Heater Cartridge
Heater Cartridge
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I have yet to find anything on this topic, and while I have another post going, this one I want to keep simple:
If 4000 watts is applied to a plate, of volume V and Area A, in a steady state temperature of T, how hot can it get, and over what period of time?
If 4000 watts is applied to a plate, of volume V and Area A, in a steady state temperature of T, how hot can it get, and over what period of time?





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Advice: quit trying to find an online calculator and get out a heat transfer book and run some calculations. If you don't understand the calculations then you shouldn't try to solve this online. You will never know if the solution is correct, or even close. Part of the issue with internet calculators and help forums such as this, is that you are still responsible for the solution in spite of the advice received.
Alternate solution: run an experiment. 4kW of heaters are cheap and so is 35 lbs of plate.