Heat Transfer Coefficient Units
The heat transfer coefficient units in the heat transfer coefficient converter are BTU/hour square foot °F, calorie/second square centimeter °C, CHU/hour square foot °C, joule/second square meter K, kilocalorie/hour square foot °C, kilocalorie/hour square meter°C, watt/square meter °C, watt/square meter K.
The metric unit of heat transfer coefficient is watts per squared meter kelvin. The other common heat transfer coefficient units are btu per square feet fahrenheit and joule second per square meter kelvin.
What is Heat Transfer Coefficient?
The heat transfer coefficient is how easy the heat passes from one material to another, between solid, fluid, gas or air.
For example, the heat transfer coefficient for water is between 500 to 10,000 watts (meter square kelvin) and air is 10 to 100 watts meter square kelvin.
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For heat flux density units converter, please visit heat flux density converter.
