Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer

1968

DOI: 10.1016/0022-4073(68)90059-9

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Radiation transport in atomic plasmas

K. H. Wilson¹,

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“…and the approximation E2(v) ~ S~ e-V/~ d# ~ a e -bv (10) allows (8) to be written in the following form* [9, 101:…”

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Laminar convection with an absorbing and emitting gas

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1975

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The heat transfer and fluid flow are determined for fully deveIoped laminar flow in a vertical channel. The effects of natural and forced convection and thermal radiation are included in the analysis. The spectral variation of the radiation properties are included through the use of the total band absorp~ tance. The analysis is general and specific numerical results have been obtained for the 15 micron band of carbon dioxide. A simplified approach for large path is also presented which is in excellent agreement with the more exact results.

“…and the approximation E2(v) ~ S~ e-V/~ d# ~ a e -bv (10) allows (8) to be written in the following form* [9, 101:…”

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confidence: 99%

Laminar convection with an absorbing and emitting gas

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1975

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The heat transfer and fluid flow are determined for fully deveIoped laminar flow in a vertical channel. The effects of natural and forced convection and thermal radiation are included in the analysis. The spectral variation of the radiation properties are included through the use of the total band absorp~ tance. The analysis is general and specific numerical results have been obtained for the 15 micron band of carbon dioxide. A simplified approach for large path is also presented which is in excellent agreement with the more exact results.

Thermally developing laminar flows with radiative interaction using the total band absorptance model

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1972

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Heat transfer in turbulent flow with radiation for small optical depths

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