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Thermal Investigation of Paraffin Wax for Low-Temperature Application

Table 9.1 shows the paraffin wax properties including the values of wax density, melting point, flash point, and autoignition temperature. The density varies between 0.88 and 0.94 g/cm3 (Lewis 2002; Krupa and Luyt 2001). The melting point ranges from 47 to 65°C (Lewis 2002). The flash point equals 390°F or 198°C (Lewis 2002). Matlab simulink download cracked. Energy density ratio Energy density ratio was observed to be maximum for combination 1 briquettes having energy density ratio of 1.9 followed by combination 2 and combination 3 briquettes having energy density ratio of 1.88 and 1.84 respectively. Purity download vst. Least energy density ratio was reported for combination 3 briquettes as 1.84 Shown in Fig.10. Looking at Amazon, I see that tea candles are a wax cylinder about 1.5 inches in diameter and. 0.5 inches tall. Volume of a cylinder is pi. r.2. h = 0.883 cubic inches or 14.45 cm.3. The density of paraffin wax is 0.9 g/cm.3, so we're lookin. While soy wax adds to the hardness and long-lasting burn time of the candle. Which wax holds the most scent? Paraffin wax is considered the best for distributing a strong scent throw. Laid in america full movie. However, due to the density and lower burn temperature of soy wax, it distributes scent more evenly and can last up to 50% longer than candles made with paraffin wax.

V. Karthikeya,Chatchai Sirisamphanwong,Sukruedee Sukchai

Abstract

Paraffin wax is an effective thermal energy storage material which changes solid to liquid phase during charging mode and liquid to solid phase for discharging mode. In this paper, two types of paraffin wax ; paraffin A and B were examined by accelerating the 100 thermal cycles; heating and cooling to verify the thermal stability and degradation mechanism of the thermal property. Digital scanning calorimetry (DSC) was used for both paraffin waxes in order to investigate the variation in melting temperature and latent heat of fusion in the 0th and 100th thermal cycle. Paraffin A and B melting temperature were stable in 0th and 100th thermal cycle as well as no noticeable variation on paraffin A latent heat of fusion in preliminary investigation whereas paraffin B showed wide variation in latent heat of fusion from 0th and 100th charging mode which was from 130.0 J/g to 203.0 J/g. It was a massive enhancement on energy density. The results showed that the paraffin B enabled high energy density than paraffin A. However, paraffin A latent heat of fusion remained stable during the investigation as well as relatively 0.02 g material evaporation was noticed. From this investigation, it was found that both paraffin wax were suitable for low thermal application.

Volume 11 | 05-Special Issue

Density Of Alcohol

Pages: 1437-1443

Energy Density Of Wax