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    This document discusses radiation heat transfer between surfaces and methods to reduce it. It introduces the two-surface enclosure equation to calculate radiation heat transfer between two surfaces. Large parallel plates and a small object in a large cavity are provided as examples. It also discusses radiation heat transfer in a three-surface enclosure using three equations. Radiation shields and their effect of reducing radiation between surfaces are described. Network models and equations for calculating radiation transfer through multiple shields are presented.

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    This document discusses radiation heat transfer between surfaces and methods to reduce it. It introduces the two-surface enclosure equation to calculate radiation heat transfer between two surfaces. Large parallel plates and a small object in a large cavity are provided as examples. It also discusses radiation heat transfer in a three-surface enclosure using three equations. Radiation shields and their effect of reducing radiation between surfaces are described. Network models and equations for calculating radiation transfer through multiple shields are presented.

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    This document discusses radiation heat transfer between surfaces and methods to reduce it. It introduces the two-surface enclosure equation to calculate radiation heat transfer between two surfaces. Large parallel plates and a small object in a large cavity are provided as examples. It also discusses radiation heat transfer in a three-surface enclosure using three equations. Radiation shields and their effect of reducing radiation between surfaces are described. Network models and equations for calculating radiation transfer through multiple shields are presented.

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    This document discusses radiation heat transfer between surfaces and methods to reduce it. It introduces the two-surface enclosure equation to calculate radiation heat transfer between two surfaces. Large parallel plates and a small object in a large cavity are provided as examples. It also discusses radiation heat transfer in a three-surface enclosure using three equations. Radiation shields and their effect of reducing radiation between surfaces are described. Network models and equations for calculating radiation transfer through multiple shields are presented.

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    Radiation Exchange between Surfaces -2

    Dr. Prabal Talukdar Associate Professor p of Mechanical Engineering g g Department IIT Delhi

    The Two-Surface Enclosure

    (T14 T24 ) q12 = q1 = q 2 = 1 1 1 2 1 + + 1A1 A1F12 2 A 2

    Large g ( (Infinite Parallel Plates) )


    A1,T1,1 q12 = ?

    A2,T2,2

    (T14 T24 ) q12 = 1 1 + 1 1 2

    Small convex object in a Large cavity q12

    Radiation heat transfer in a three surface enclosure

    The three equations for the determination of these three unknowns are obtained from q that the algebraic g sum of the requirement the currents (net radiation heat transfer) at each node must equal zero

    Re-radiating g surface

    Surfaces with zero net radiation heat transfer (qi = 0) are called g surface. re-radiating

    Energy gy balance
    Knowing q1 and q2, J1 and J2 can be determined from

    E bi J i qi = (1 i ) / i A i

    Once JR is known, temperature of the re-radiating surface can be calculated then from

    Radiation Shields
    Radiation heat transfer between two surfaces can be reduced greatly by inserting a thin thin, high-reflectivity high reflectivity (low(low emissivity) sheet of material between the two surfaces surfaces. Such highly reflective thin plates or shells are called radiation shields. shields

    Network
    F13 =F32 =1

    Radiation with N shield

    q12, one shield =

    Then the radiation heat transfer through large parallel plates separated by N radiation shields becomes q12, N shield =

    If emissivities of all the shields are equal,

    q12, N shield =

    q12, No shield

    Radiation Effect on Temperature Measurement


    When the heat transfers by y convection and radiation balance each other, the sensor will indicate a temperature that falls between the fluid and surface temperatures.
    Walls are at a Lower temperature than fluid

    Radiation correction

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