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KW of Coil

11/15/2008 4:07 AM

How to find (Calculate) the required KW Electrical of a furnace which working area is : 1500L x 1200W x 1200H mm. ?

What is the Engg. Formula i wud have to apply?
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Re: KW of Coil

11/15/2008 12:55 PM

The information you have given provides no help in answering your question. You want to find the required KW to do what?
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