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convection /con·vec·tion/ (kon-vek´shun) the act of conveying or transmission, specifically transmission of heat in a liquid or gas by bulk movement of heated particles to a cooler area.convec´tive
convection [kənvek′shən] Etymology: L, convehere, to bring together (in physics) the transfer of heat through a gas or liquid by the circulation of heated particles. convection the act of conveying or transmission; specifically, transmission of heat in a liquid or gas by circulation of heated particles. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Even in this unlikely case, studies with forced convection showed that a convective velocity of 2. Wakefield's maxiTHERM-HD3(TM) Bonded Fin Forced Convection Series #1 and #2 heat sinks provide more effective cooling per cubic inch of space compared to extruded heat sinks. Bottom-up heating eliminates the problem of "skinning" inherent in forced convection furnace systems, creating a reliable and low-void bump. |
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