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Mechanical Engineering, Sharif University of Technology
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Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology
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Automotive Engineering, Iran University of Science & Technology
Abstract
A heat transfer model was developed for a new non-electric infant’s transport incubator. The source of heat comprises a super saturated solution of Sodium Acetate and a metal disk (activator) in a plastic container. Estimating the number of the chemical bags required for different ambient temperature was the goal. First the quantity of heat generated by the chemical was appointed through experiments and use of a parameter estimation method. The number of the chemical bags were also estimated through a numerical-experimental method.
Farhanieh, B., Khodadadeh, Y., & Kakaee, A. H. (2004). Measurement of Heat Characteristics of a New Incubator with a Chemical Energy Source. International Journal of Engineering, 17(4), 319-328.
MLA
B. Farhanieh; Y. Khodadadeh; A. H. Kakaee. "Measurement of Heat Characteristics of a New Incubator with a Chemical Energy Source". International Journal of Engineering, 17, 4, 2004, 319-328.
HARVARD
Farhanieh, B., Khodadadeh, Y., Kakaee, A. H. (2004). 'Measurement of Heat Characteristics of a New Incubator with a Chemical Energy Source', International Journal of Engineering, 17(4), pp. 319-328.
VANCOUVER
Farhanieh, B., Khodadadeh, Y., Kakaee, A. H. Measurement of Heat Characteristics of a New Incubator with a Chemical Energy Source. International Journal of Engineering, 2004; 17(4): 319-328.
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