1966
DOI: 10.1016/0017-9310(66)90047-0
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A correlation for total band absorptance of radiating gases

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“…The Tien-Lowder model is'a single continuous correlation as The results in Figure 7 and in Table 2 show that the integrated band intensities by the narrow-band model are located between those from the Edwards model and generally closer to those by the Tien-Lowder model than by the Edwards model, probably due to the fact that the Tien-Lowder model favors large values of the line shape parameter. Although the Tien-Lowder model is not recommended for gases with very small fi less than 0.01 (Felske and Tien, 1974;Tien and Lee, 1982), it is applicable lor all the bands of MMA vapor. Figure 8 shows that the wide-band models have provided a good correlation of the experimental total band absorption data.…”
Section: Wide-bond Correlationsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The Tien-Lowder model is'a single continuous correlation as The results in Figure 7 and in Table 2 show that the integrated band intensities by the narrow-band model are located between those from the Edwards model and generally closer to those by the Tien-Lowder model than by the Edwards model, probably due to the fact that the Tien-Lowder model favors large values of the line shape parameter. Although the Tien-Lowder model is not recommended for gases with very small fi less than 0.01 (Felske and Tien, 1974;Tien and Lee, 1982), it is applicable lor all the bands of MMA vapor. Figure 8 shows that the wide-band models have provided a good correlation of the experimental total band absorption data.…”
Section: Wide-bond Correlationsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…A correlation for A(t) based on an exponential representation of the mean line intensity and the statistical band model have been develoncud [34,35] for the vibrationalrotational bands of several gases.…”
Section: Radiation Flux and Emergent Intensitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Equation (3.18) is a generalizat'.on of th: exponential kernel approximation [35] which can be shown to bz, equivalent to the Milne-Eddington approximation [37]. lowever, retaining additional terms is equivalent to fourth and higher order spherical harmonics expansion of the intensity.…”
Section: Radiation Flux and Emergent Intensitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…His solution was based on perturbation technique and was applicable for small values of the conduction-radiation interaction parameter. Novotny et al (1974), however, made a non-gray analysis employing the method of local non-similarity and the continuous correlation of Tien and Lowder (1966) to account for the absorption. The effects of radiation on free convection flow of a gas past a semi infinite flat plate was studied by Soundalgekar and Takhar (1981) using the Cogley-Vincentine-Giles equilibrium model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%