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A Practical Method for Determination of Economic Insulation Thickness of Steel, Plastic and Copper Hot Water Pipes
Hot water systems are being extensively used in residential as well as industrial contexts. Choice of insulation material’s thickness has a significant effect on total cost. The purpose of this study was to develop a simplified but accurate empirical method that allows to determine the optimum thick
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