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hi everyone.
my uncle currently has a big "cylindrical rolling cooking pot" (imagine a cement mixer with burners at the bottom) that he uses to cook his stuff, ie sesame seeds.
this cooking pot currently runs on gas.
as he has been facing some issues with the gas supplier, he intends to replace the gas with a heating element.
can anyone tell me whether it is economically feasible to make the switch?
from my understanding, the amount of power consumed by the heating element is affected by many variables.
thanks in advance
Darren
my uncle currently has a big "cylindrical rolling cooking pot" (imagine a cement mixer with burners at the bottom) that he uses to cook his stuff, ie sesame seeds.
this cooking pot currently runs on gas.
as he has been facing some issues with the gas supplier, he intends to replace the gas with a heating element.
can anyone tell me whether it is economically feasible to make the switch?
from my understanding, the amount of power consumed by the heating element is affected by many variables.
he wants the heating element to be a meter in length and generate about 300 degree Celsius to cook the sesame seeds.
we are situated in Singapore, where the weather is a steady 30 degrees Celsius daily.
i am unsure of the gas usage of our current setup, but i can check.thanks in advance
Darren