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I have a heating element. This heating element is placed on a wall. If I want the heat to be supplied horizontally would a relflector blocking the top of the heating element work?
to prove this are these two statements below correct??
1. Heat rises so by blocking the top of the heating element more heat would be forced to go horizontal.
2. The reflector on the top of the heating element would absorb the heat where it does not serve a purpose to make the heat flow horizontal?
So is it #1 where the reflector would do the job and direct the heat horizontally or is it #2 when it just absorbs the heat meaning the relfector is not even needed?
to prove this are these two statements below correct??
1. Heat rises so by blocking the top of the heating element more heat would be forced to go horizontal.
2. The reflector on the top of the heating element would absorb the heat where it does not serve a purpose to make the heat flow horizontal?
So is it #1 where the reflector would do the job and direct the heat horizontally or is it #2 when it just absorbs the heat meaning the relfector is not even needed?
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