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HEAT TRANSFER

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kevinsnyder

Aerospace
Nov 26, 2002
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I have 3-4" thick steel platens used in processing at temperatures of 450 -600F. The original cooling system becomes ineffective due to fouling / mineral build up when water is the working fluid.

How effective is cooling with air? What flow rates are needed?
 
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Sounds like you're better off trying to find some sort of chemical to neutralize the scaling. Cooling with air drops the heat transfer coefficient substantially.

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To kevinsnyder, are you using evaporative cooling ? Kindly describe in more detail.
 
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