There are three types of heat transfer methods for stainless steel heat exchange tubes: conduction, convection and radiation. The following new Ruite steel for your detailed introduction.

I. Conduction

Conduction is the transfer of heat by direct contact between lower energy particles and higher energy particles. This is a common heat transfer method, such as the heat transfer between the air conditioning refrigerant and the heat fin is mainly used in this way.

Ii. Convection

Convection is the process by which the hotter and cooler parts of a gas or liquid rotate through a cycle to homogenize the temperature so that the temperature of both parts is balanced.

Iii. Radiation

Radiation is the direct emission of heat energy from the heat source to the outside world. This process is related to the surface color, material and temperature of the heat source. The radiation speed is relatively slow, so it plays a very limited role in heat dissipation. Radiation can take place in a vacuum.

The above three modes of heat dissipation are not independent. In daily heat transfer, these three ways all occur at the same time and work together.

Our company's production, sales, management in strict accordance with the requirements of ISO9001 international quality system certification, the main product varieties are: 304, 304L, 321, 316, 316L, 301, 310S, 2205 double phase steel and other special steel. Complete production specifications: Φ8mm to Φ1050mm can also be produced according to customer requirements of special materials, special specifications of products. The products produced by the company are widely used in petroleum, chemical, nuclear power plant, railway, environmental protection equipment, dairy machinery, medical machinery, food machinery, shipbuilding and paper industry, sewage engineering, biological engineering, municipal engineering and other industries. The company has been recognized by the same industry with excellent product quality, and has been favored by consumers at home and abroad with low prices.