Effect of Radiator Type on Dryer Room Temperature Distribution and Heat Transfer Rate

Heat loss from hot water flowing in a copper pipe insulated using air enclosed with a PVC pipe

“…They found that their experimental free heat transfer coefficients were ranging from 2 to 10 W/m²°C. This was also found by Mirmanto dkk (2016a, 2016b, 2016c), Mirmanto dkk (2017.…”

The influence of the incoming air velocity with the fan on the inlet side of an air-water generator on the freshwater mass

“…The total heat transfer rate can be predicted using equation (2). The equation can be found in Mirmanto et al [2][3][4] and expressed as:…”

“…are the heat transfer rate from dry air (W), from vapour (W), from dew (W). They can be seen in Miranto et al[2][3][4].…”

“…Mirmanto et al [2][3][4] stated that there were various models of water generators, such as harvesting water from the air using nets, harvesting water from the air using windmills, and harvesting water from the air using cooling machines. However, the easiest, simplest, and most versatile method that can be used anywhere is harvesting water from the air using a cooling machine.…”

“…Several factors that influence the quantity of freshwater mass produced include the incoming air relative humidity (RH), incoming air temperature, evaporator construction, evaporator surface area, evaporator pipe diameter, and incoming air velocity as reported by Mirmnto et al [2][3][4]. Therefore, this study examines an evaporator with a pipe diameter of 1.7 mm because Faroni [9] stated that a smaller evaporator pipe diameter yields a greater freshwater mass.…”