MHI systems adjust to optimize the energy required by drawing only the necessary power. More power equates to a higher energy delivery per unit time. As systems like furnaces have fixed heat loss, the higher power will mean that you deliver heat faster to reach the required temperature. An underpowered system will struggle to get to the temperature.
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Calculators
GAXP® Furnace Element Calculator
Energy Efficiency from an Electric Airtorch.
Calculate 3 Phase Power, Voltage, and Resistance
DPF and TA Model Flow vs. Power. Useful for Airtorch Selection.
ROI and Monthly Payment Calculator
Watt Calculator – Fun with Energy and Power
Steam Calculator and Superheated Steam
Airflow and Airtorch™ Calculator
Information and Tutorials (Conceptual help tutorials)
Applications of High-Temperature Furnaces, Steam, Airtorch Systems.
Basics of Surface Smoothing, Peening, and Deburring
Economic of higher temperature deployment.
Basics of Radiation Power Transfer
Compare Laser, Electron Beam, and Sunlight
Engineering Units Conversion Calculator Page
Helpful Constants
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| Energy Conversion | kJ mol-1 | kcal mol-1 | eV | cm-1 |
| kJ mol-1 | 1 | 0.23901 | 1.0364×10-2 | 83.59 |
| kcal mol-1 | 4.184 | 1 | 4.3363×10-2 | 349.75 |
| eV | 96.485 | 23.061 | 1 | 8065.5 |
| cm-1 | 1.1963×10-2 | 2.8591×10-3 | 1.2398×10-4 | 1 |
wavenumber wavelength and frequency chart
| Universal Constant | Units and Value |
| h (Planck’s constant) | 6.626075 *10-34 J s |
| kB (Boltzman’s constant) | 1.38065 *10-23 J K-1 |
| NA (Avogadro’s number) | 6.022136 *1023 mol-1 |
| c (speed of light) | 2.9979245 *108 m s-1 |
| ao (Bohr radius) | 5.2917724 *10-11 m |
| e (charge of an electron) | 1.6021773 *10-19 Coulomb |
