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Will the first design have a higher boiling rate, assuming heat properly reaches all the surface area between the fins? Why / why not?

>> No.8729635

>>8729631
Jesus christ. Look up the absolute basics of heat transfer before making shitty threads. We're not going to do all of your thinking for you, brainlet.

>> No.8729640

>>8729631
What's a boiling rate?
The amount of fluid that is lost to steam per second or the time it takes to heat the fluid to boiling?

You might want to check out old sugar shack boilers, if it's the first one you want.

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8729648

>>8729635
I read up on Fourier's law but trying to confirm my understanding.
If it's that easy for you you could take 5 seconds to answer the question. This isn't the arch linux forum.

>>8729640
The former.

>> No.8730621

>>8729648
More area of heat exchange is faster boiling what is the issue, faggot?

>> No.8730656

>>8729631
> More area
> Fins almost touch the surface, as such, conductive currents are really good for distributing heat and increase the temperature much faster.

>> No.8730755

>>8729631
the fin thing has more outside area contact with air, cooling the water