SAE Technical Paper Series 1962
DOI: 10.4271/620549
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Thermal Environment of Interplanetary Space

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“…In determining radiant transfer from the sun or the earth to a specified surface, one needs a precise knowledge of angle factors showing the rates of radiation directly intercepted by the surface. Such view factors was first considered by Katz 1 and then by Hrycak, 2 and some of them were calculated by Ballinger et al 3 Cunningham 4 3 presented analytical expressions of earth-reflected solar radiation input to spherical satellites. Also given by Cunningham 6 " 8 are expressions for calculating thermal radiation from the earth VOL.…”
Section: Etermination Of External Radiation Incident Uponmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In determining radiant transfer from the sun or the earth to a specified surface, one needs a precise knowledge of angle factors showing the rates of radiation directly intercepted by the surface. Such view factors was first considered by Katz 1 and then by Hrycak, 2 and some of them were calculated by Ballinger et al 3 Cunningham 4 3 presented analytical expressions of earth-reflected solar radiation input to spherical satellites. Also given by Cunningham 6 " 8 are expressions for calculating thermal radiation from the earth VOL.…”
Section: Etermination Of External Radiation Incident Uponmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among the cases studied, discrete ribs with a = 45 deg (Case 4) have the best thermal performance. Their performance, however, is lower than those of parallel staggered 3 x 2 discrete-rib arrays with a = 45 deg and 60 deg (Lau et al 3 ).…”
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