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So, I want to maintain the temperature product between 0°C-4°C inside an insulated box for 48 hours. The thickness of the insulation is 25mm and the thermal conductivity is 0,056 W/mK. Let's say the outside measurement of the box is 350 x 350 x 300 mm. Outside temperature 25°C. How many cooling...

Can I calculate how many cooling element do I need based on the surface area?

Sort of. I thought with different size of cooling element like the thick ness (same weight), it will have different result. Shouldn't be the thinner the cooling element, will melt faster than the thicker one?

If i put 2 kg of water divided into 2 bags and 2 kg of water divided into 4 bags, into the isolated box, is it going to have the same result?

Hi, I do not have much knowledge about this. Please help me :) I have a question. If cooling elements (e.g. ice) put inside an isolated box, is the surface area of the cooling element matter or not? With the same weight but different area, is matter or not?` Thanks. I appreciate your help.