What is the approximate power per area emitted by the inside wall of an oven when baking a cake in w/m2?

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serious [3.7K]1 year ago

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The approximate power per area emitted by the inside wall of an oven when baking a cake in w/m2 is 6 x 3^4.

<h3 /><h3>What is power per area?</h3>

Comparing the surface power density of various industrial energy sources is crucial. Geographer Vaclav Smil popularised the idea. In the pertinent literature, the phrase is sometimes abbreviated to "power density," which may cause confusion with similar or homonymous concepts.

The power obtained per square metre of Earth's surface area utilised by a particular energy system, including all supporting infrastructure, manufacturing, fuel mining (if relevant), and decommissioning, is expressed in W/m2. Due to the high power density of fossil fuels and nuclear energy, substantial amounts of electricity may be produced in very small spaces at power plants.

6 x 3^4 (for reference Humans are about 300 K)

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