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Not all the above list apply to all applications. Please apply the appropriate information to fit your needs. With the above information you can now apply the necessary equation to determine:
To confirm your findings please consult your local sales office with your information.
A. Wattage required for initial heat up.
Equation I | Weight of Material |
X | Specific Heat |
X | Temp. Difference (See Step One) |
= KW |
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3412 |
Equation II | Weight of Material added per hour |
X | Heat of Fusion or Vaporization |
= KW |
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3412 |
Equation III | I + II | = | KW Required for initial heat up. |
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Hrs. Allowed for heat up. |
Equation IV | Exposed surface area in sq. ft. |
X | Watts lost per sq. ft. at final temperature use graphs 1-5 |
=KW |
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1000 |
Equation V | III + IV = KW | Total required for heat up and to maintain tank. |
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