Jul 17, 2003 #1 georgandjanett Agricultural Jul 16, 2003 1 Which formula can I use to calculate the heat (J/sec) that I loose, from a water surface to the cooler air above? (please in metric/SI)
Which formula can I use to calculate the heat (J/sec) that I loose, from a water surface to the cooler air above? (please in metric/SI)
Jul 17, 2003 #2 quark Mechanical Jan 23, 2002 3,409 Check my post in this thread391-45669 The equation was developed and tested by none other than Dr. Willis Carrier, the father of air conditioning. Regards, Upvote 0 Downvote
Check my post in this thread391-45669 The equation was developed and tested by none other than Dr. Willis Carrier, the father of air conditioning. Regards,
Jul 19, 2003 #3 chicopee Mechanical Feb 15, 2003 6,199 Heat loss is from evaporation and convection. I dont have the formulae but any book on heat transfer should conver both subjects. Upvote 0 Downvote
Heat loss is from evaporation and convection. I dont have the formulae but any book on heat transfer should conver both subjects.
Jul 19, 2003 #4 TD2K Chemical Jan 11, 2002 2,629 Many catalogs from heat tracing companies will contain technical information in the back and heat losses from various surfaces is typically there. Upvote 0 Downvote
Many catalogs from heat tracing companies will contain technical information in the back and heat losses from various surfaces is typically there.
