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On 9/20/12, paramveer sharma <paramveersharma9@gmail.com> wrote:
> For the purpose of maximium heat transfer. Sometimes we added extra
> surface area with heat transfered body ( i.e. insulation in case of
> wire cable) so it can transfer maximium heat from the heated body to
> surrounding.
>
> But Here it should be noted that when we add the surface area for
> increasing the heat flow. The conductive resistance of extra surface
> area will also added to the body. And this will reduced the heat
> transfer rate.
>
> Hence there is two opposite and inversely phenomenon will happen this
> will eliminates the advantage of surface area addition.
>
> To reducing this problem it is necessory to examine radius of extra
> surface area which can tranfer maximium heat. This radius of extra
> surface called " CRITICAL RADIUS of INSULATION".
>
> It can be found by differentiating the overall resistance equation
> w.r. to outer radius of extra surface (i.e. By Maxima and Minima
> theory)
>
G.H. Ryder Mcmillan pub
http://www.4shared.com/office/gFq3dwOs/f
ile.html
On 9/20/12, paramveer sharma <paramveersharma9@gmail.com> wrote:
> For the purpose of maximium heat transfer. Sometimes we added extra
> surface area with heat transfered body ( i.e. insulation in case of
> wire cable) so it can transfer maximium heat from the heated body to
> surrounding.
>
> But Here it should be noted that when we add the surface area for
> increasing the heat flow. The conductive resistance of extra surface
> area will also added to the body. And this will reduced the heat
> transfer rate.
>
> Hence there is two opposite and inversely phenomenon will happen this
> will eliminates the advantage of surface area addition.
>
> To reducing this problem it is necessory to examine radius of extra
> surface area which can tranfer maximium heat. This radius of extra
> surface called " CRITICAL RADIUS of INSULATION".
>
> It can be found by differentiating the overall resistance equation
> w.r. to outer radius of extra surface (i.e. By Maxima and Minima
> theory)
>
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