Journal of Research of the National Bureau of Standards Section C Engineering and Instrumentation · 1966 · 17 citations · 3 references
EngineeringMechanical EngineeringComputational Heat TransferHeat TransferThermal AnalysisHeat ConductionHeat Transfer AnalysisHeat Transfer ModelingIntegral Equation FormulationsRadiative Heat TransferThermal StructureRadiative Exchange Between SurfacesRadiative Heat FluxRadiative Heat Transfer CoefficientsSurface Temperature DistributionThermal CharacteristicsThermal RadiationThermal Radiation Effects
Prese nt ed a re methods that avoid th e need to em ploy an extrapolation tec hnique in the region of th e c riti cal points for e valuation of th e apparent e mmissivity of diffu se c ylindrical and coni cal caviti es. Th e meth ods involve appropriate s ubstitutions in the integrand s of integral equations that a re used in a nalytical so lut ions for determ inin g the th erm al radiation c ha racte ri sti cs of diffuse and co ni cal cavi ti es. Equations for ei th e r iso th ermal or noni soth e rm al surface temperature conditi ons a re provid ed in a direc t fo rm for co mputations. N um e ri cal res ults are prese nted for a general lin ea r tem pera ture d istribution along the le ngth of a cylindri ca l cavit y. T he meth od is equally app li cable for th e solut ion of othe r prob le ms in integral eq uation s where discont inuiti es are e nco untered.
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