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Eric Zulkiewicz is a design engineer with Industrial Heater Corp., Cheshire, Conn., a manufacturer of many types of electric heaters, ovens, steam generators and temperature sensors. For more information from Industrial Heater Corp., call (203) 250-0500 or visit www.industrialheater.com.
Heat can be moved in three ways: By conduction, where heat is transferred by physical contact; by radiation, where heat is transferred over a distance via electromagnetic waves; and by convection.
