Finding Temperature Distribution Across Rad Shields in a Vacuum Furnace

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The discussion focuses on validating radiation analysis for a cylindrical vacuum furnace using SolidWorks simulation. The furnace operates at 950 degrees Celsius with five stainless steel 310 radiation shields and 60kW strip heating elements. The user seeks assistance in determining the temperature distribution across the radiation shields. They request helpful links or resources to aid in their analysis. Effective temperature distribution modeling is crucial for optimizing furnace performance and ensuring safety.
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Hi,
We are doing radiation analysis using solidworks simulation..And as a part of this project i need to validate it theretically..Hope i will get some help here..

Its cylindrical vacuum furnace,where inside strip type heating elements are placed which are connected to transformer of 60kW.After this 5 rad shields(ss 310) are placed.Operating temp is 950 Deg celcius.How can i find temp distribution across the rad shields.
Please share any links that will be helpful..
 
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This is how it looks..To hold those elements 30mm width strips are used...
 

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