1967
DOI: 10.1016/0038-092x(67)90012-6
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The role of scatter in determining the radiative properties of surfaces

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“…The velocity of reaction is estimated according to the law (7). Equations (8) and (9) describe a momentum conservation law and energy conservation law, respectively. In this case, Reynolds set of equations is closed with the wellknown (k − ε)-turbulence model (10), (11).…”
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“…The velocity of reaction is estimated according to the law (7). Equations (8) and (9) describe a momentum conservation law and energy conservation law, respectively. In this case, Reynolds set of equations is closed with the wellknown (k − ε)-turbulence model (10), (11).…”
Section: Simulation Of a Phase Of Liquid Fuel Vapors Combustionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…, we use its Legendre polynomial expansion. At that, solution of (13) is carried out by the Monte-Carlo method, the modified method of average flows, or the method of a weighted sum of grey gases [8]. This particular method has been chosen because of its potential implementation for computer hardware available for wide range of pipeline transport experts.…”
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“…to the multiple scatter of the incoming radiation in the macro-scopic irregularities of the absorber plate surface. These so -20 -+ called multiple scatter absorption media were described and theoretically evaluated by Hottel et al Such surfaces (25) can be manufactured by embedding the scattering particles in a third media or by forming a layer of particles overlaying the substrate and this method can be a cost-effective (25) approach to obtain selective absorption surfaces. In principle, all porous surfaces should act as multiple scatter absorption media, in which the surface pores act as black body cavities.…”
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