Heat Transfer Converter

Enter value and click on calculate. Result will be displayed.
Enter Value :
 
Result:
BTU/hour square foot oF :
BTU/hft2
Calorie/second square centimeter oC :
cal/scm2
CHU/hour square foot oC :
CHU/hft2
Joule/second square meter K :
j/sm2
Kilocalorie/hour square foot oC :
kcal/hft2
kilocalorie/hour square meter oC :
kcal/hm2
watt/square meter oC :
W/m2
watt/square meter K :
W/m2

A Heat Transfer Converter is not a standard term, but it likely refers to a heat exchanger or a device that facilitates heat transfer between two fluids or surfaces. Here's a breakdown:

What is it?

A heat transfer converter (or heat exchanger) is a device that transfers thermal energy between two mediums, such as liquids, gases, or solids, without mixing them.

Why is it used?

  • To improve energy efficiency in industrial systems.
  • To cool or heat substances in HVAC, power plants, refrigeration, and chemical processing.
  • To recover waste heat and reduce energy consumption.

How does it work?

Heat moves from the hotter fluid to the cooler one through conduction, convection, or radiation. Common types include:

  • Shell and Tube: Used in industries for high-pressure applications.
  • Plate Heat Exchanger: Efficient and compact, used in refrigeration and food industries.
  • Air-to-Air Exchangers: Used in HVAC for ventilation systems.

When is it used?

Heat exchangers are used in:

  • Manufacturing (e.g., metal processing, food production).
  • Automobiles (radiators for engine cooling).
  • Power Plants (steam turbines).
  • HVAC systems (air conditioning, heating).