1981
DOI: 10.1016/0094-4548(81)90016-3
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Shapefactor-equations for radiation heat transfer between plane rectangular surfaces of arbitrary position and size with parallel boundaries

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“…The view factor between any two surfaces in space is calculated using a Gaussian integration technique for any surface dimension, and orientation. In this work, an improved and rapid method is developed using the analytical model of Gross et al [27] and Krishnaprakas [28] for simple surface geometries and the Ghaddar et al [29] computer model for cylindrical surfaces. The Ghaddar et al [29] model was based on a detailed finite element method for performing the Gaussian integration and using the shadowing algorithm of He [30] to accurately compute shape factors between surrounding walls and each segment skin/clothing node for any surface orientation or shape.…”
Section: View Factors Determinationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The view factor between any two surfaces in space is calculated using a Gaussian integration technique for any surface dimension, and orientation. In this work, an improved and rapid method is developed using the analytical model of Gross et al [27] and Krishnaprakas [28] for simple surface geometries and the Ghaddar et al [29] computer model for cylindrical surfaces. The Ghaddar et al [29] model was based on a detailed finite element method for performing the Gaussian integration and using the shadowing algorithm of He [30] to accurately compute shape factors between surrounding walls and each segment skin/clothing node for any surface orientation or shape.…”
Section: View Factors Determinationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The view factors can be referred to the work of Gross et al [11] under the condition of rectangular surfaces on the parallel or the perpendicular planes.…”
Section: Temperature Of Strip In Preheating Furnace 259mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 The view factors are obtained following Gross et al 2 for rectangular surfaces on parallel or perpendicular planes. The convective heat transfer rates for the surfaces are calculated as…”
Section: Stripmentioning
confidence: 99%