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Radiant Heating Coil out of Material? In a tank of water?
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Mark Barber
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Hello:
I would like to make a coil out of radiant tubing, in a tank of water. How do calculate the heat transfer rate of different types of material.
1. Stainless Steel
2. Copper
3. Pex Tubing
4. Black Sch 40 Steel
I would like to make a coil out of radiant tubing, in a tank of water. How do calculate the heat transfer rate of different types of material.
1. Stainless Steel
2. Copper
3. Pex Tubing
4. Black Sch 40 Steel
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I have a couple
and I wouldn't mind having one for PEX as well. PEX isn't as good of a conductor as metal though. Air isn't either. Water is about 10 times more conductive.
Hope this helps a little.
:-) Kca:-) Ken0
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