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this is regarding heat loss

10/27/2007 11:10 AM

calculation of heat loss through 350mm wall thick cermic fibre modules.

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Re: this is regarding heat loss

10/27/2007 12:18 PM

Learn to add details to your question. Whats delta T? Where are you installing in?

Ambient temp? Which make?

If you are already using/ deciding to use, the product carries a detailed spec. sheet indicating graph the heat losses, learn to go through these first.

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10/28/2007 7:10 AM

the ambient temp outside the wall is 40degree celsious and inside the wall is 1250 to 1300 degree. I am talking about strip cleaning furnace in galvanizing line.I am doing some study on energy saving in furnaces. so i would like to know about the same.

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10/28/2007 9:19 AM

I am doing some study on energy saving in furnaces. so i would like to know about the same.

Your Insulation Material - You really have to check the spec.sheets of different suppliers.

Normally Rock wool high temperature & density are utilized and cladded with 24 swg. Galvanized Sheets .

The rule of thumb for Insulation is, "if you can keep the palm of your hand and comfortably stand" - thats 90% good insulation.

For energy conservation of furnaces :

1 . Modulating Air / Gas Ratio Burners.

2 . Pre-heating Combustion Air with Recuperators.

3 . Good Insulation.

4 . Balanced Zero furnace pressure.

Not +ve else hot air will blow out. Not -Ve else cold air will be sucked in.

5 . No cracks/openings at doors & joints.

6 . Monthly Flue Gas Analysis & Burner Tuning as required.

7 . Gas Flow & Temperature hourly Strip/Circular Chart Recording.

8 . Air pressure switches on all Blowers.

Further details: NAMCO HandBook.

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10/28/2007 2:22 PM

You can conduct studies on the same through stimulation programs , energy saving is itself big topic

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10/29/2007 1:32 AM

Dear Vijay

Checkout this website and down load the course ware of Energy auditors/Managers http://www.energymanagertraining.com/new_index.php.There is a chapter on Furnaces.

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