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Targeting Heat for Higher Performance Pt. 3 - Higher Efficiency

This video is part 3 of 4 in a series of short videos focused on explaining the basics of how the controlled application of heat can be used to improve the performance of industrial processes. The focus of this video is to show how heater design, hole fit, and temperature sensor placement can increase the efficiency of the electric heater. This presentation was created and presented by Jeff Wheeler, Vice President of Operations at Nexthermal Corporation. If you are interested in learning about how Nexthermal can be of assistance in your application, please call us at 269-964-0271 or email us at sales@nexthermal.com. Visit our website at www.nexthermal.com. 00:00 - Introduction 00:44 - Agenda Overview 01:10 - What does "Higher Performance" mean in a heated system? 02:15 - Series Recap 02:30 - Increasing Efficiency 02:52 - Effect of Higher Wattage 04:12 - Design Features That Make An Impact 04:31 - How Thermal Energy Moves 05:35 - Holes 06:03 - Influence of Heater Fit 06:41 - The Effect of Adding 0.001" 07:01 - 0.001" + Increased Watt Density 07:13 - 0.2 mm or 0.0079" Gap 08:02 - Control 09:15 - Sensor Depth 10:01 - Small, Targeted Heat Solutions 10:40 - 1/8" Tubular Heater with Internal TC 11:39 - Isolate Heat with Design Elements 12:10 - Gusset Shape 12:41 - Using 1.4 mm Diameter Heater 13:31 - Conclusion #electricheater #energyefficiency #industrialengineering