2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2022.118505
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Impact of radiative heat flux on turbine blade heat transfer in high temperature environments

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“…whshapeether radiation heat flux is combined with convective heat flux, will not alter our conclusions. It can be also noted that in the study by Li et al [43], the radiative error, i.e. the ratio of external radiative heat flux compared to the total heat flux applied onto the hot wall (q rad / q tot ) for pure air was between 5 and 10 % for a temperature ratio, T ∞ /T c , in the range 1.75 -2; in this study T ∞ /T c = 1.8 and therefore the error can be assumed to be small.…”
Section: A1 Internal Cfd Analysismentioning
confidence: 79%
“…whshapeether radiation heat flux is combined with convective heat flux, will not alter our conclusions. It can be also noted that in the study by Li et al [43], the radiative error, i.e. the ratio of external radiative heat flux compared to the total heat flux applied onto the hot wall (q rad / q tot ) for pure air was between 5 and 10 % for a temperature ratio, T ∞ /T c , in the range 1.75 -2; in this study T ∞ /T c = 1.8 and therefore the error can be assumed to be small.…”
Section: A1 Internal Cfd Analysismentioning
confidence: 79%
“…Conductive heat flux is neglected as it is believed to have little effect on the overall temperature response. Thermal radiation from the hot gas stream has a substantial effect on the overall heat transfer at the vane's external boundary at high temperatures [56,85,122]. However, a possible remedy is to adjust for this effect by increasing the heat transfer coefficient (HTC), such that the apparent HTC includes both convection and radiation effects [88].…”
Section: Delimitationsmentioning
confidence: 99%