1972
DOI: 10.1364/josa.62.001103
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Influence of Temperature on the Spectrum of Water*

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“…3). Strong radiation flux nonlinearity in droplets is defined by light reflection spectral effects on the droplets surface, which also depends from water temperature [3]. Therefore the droplet surface temperature T R,"c+r" (Fo) function graph remains sensitive regarding droplets dispersity in "c+r" case ( Fig.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…3). Strong radiation flux nonlinearity in droplets is defined by light reflection spectral effects on the droplets surface, which also depends from water temperature [3]. Therefore the droplet surface temperature T R,"c+r" (Fo) function graph remains sensitive regarding droplets dispersity in "c+r" case ( Fig.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The radiation q c -flux spreads toward the centre of the droplet, while q c -flux direction is defined by temperature field gradient in the droplet. The radiation flux absorption in the droplet and the observed optical effects of light beam reflection and refraction, when crossing the contact surface of water and flue gases, are defined by a complex spectral index of refractionn ω = n ω -ik ω , where n ω and k ω components are finite sizes [3], therefore q c -@ q c + = q r . The radiation flux is calculated according to the spectral radiation model in the droplet [4].…”
Section: The Methodology Of Droplets Phase Transformations Numerical mentioning
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“…The technique takes into account the radiation absorption inside the droplet and spectral effects on the surface of the contact between air and water. The spectral optical characteristics of water have been investigated very well (e.g., Hale and Querry, 1973;Hale et al, 1972).…”
Section: Evaporation Condensationmentioning
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“…Gauss method is used, when expression is integrated according the incidence angle of light beam. The spectral optical characteristics of the semitransparent liquid were taken according [12,13] recommendations. In order to guarantee the stability for numerical scheme, in the iterations for the point time s I the droplet dimension calculated for the point time s IÀ1 is employed.…”
Section: Problem Formulationmentioning
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“…The droplet slip in flue gas and absorbed radiant flux in it speeds up warming of a droplet, therefore condensation phase transformations regime is shortened. In the case of non-slipping droplet in flue gas a forced (2,9) 75, (3,10) 100, (4,11) 125, (5,12) 150, (6,13) 175, (7,14) 200; g 0 Á (À1) Á 10 7 , kg/s: (1,8) 0.0768, (2,9) water circulation does not occur and conditions to arise natural water circulation are unfavourable [10]. Therefore, the heat flux conductively supplied to a droplet and on its surface dispersed water vapour condensation heat transfer to inner layers of a droplet is not intensive.…”
Section: Influence Of Radiation On Water Droplets Warming In Flue Gasmentioning
confidence: 99%