Heat transfer
principle
Moving heat by conduction, convection and radiation.
Where it is used
- Radiator — is used in. Heat is given off to the air through the honeycomb.
- Pasteurization — is used in. The product is heated to 60–70 °C.
- Intercooler — is used in. Cooling the air.
- Fire-tube boiler — is used in. A larger heating surface.
- Heat sink — is used in. Heat dissipation.
- Food drying — is used in. Evaporating the moisture.
- Samovar — is used in. A pipe inside the water.
- Thermal insulation — is used in. Reducing heat transfer.
- Solar water heater — is used in. Heating the water.
- Liebig condenser — is used in. Cooling with water.
- Davy lamp — is used in. The gauze draws off heat and stops the flame.
- Ice house — is used in. Thick walls and earth slow down heat transfer.
- Combined heat and power plant — is used in. Waste heat goes to heating.
- Geothermal power station — is used in. The Earth’s heat warms water.
- Heat shield — is used in. It protects by carrying heat away with a vaporizing layer.
What it is a kind of
- Convection — includes. A kind of heat transfer.