Radiation

Reunion · October 5, 2011, 07:52

When modelling a plate conducting and radiating heat away from it to the air around it, what is the most appropriate model to use?

Is the participating media radiation or surface to surface radiation appropriate?

I think surface to surface is appropriate with grey modelling. However, What is the radiation temperature in the Physics model under grey thermal radiation? Is this the ambient temperature for radiation?

Would anyone know of any tutorials regarding radiation that might be useful? I have tried the ones included in the user manual but would be looking for some more.

regards

Reunion

Ladnam · October 16, 2011, 12:38

I am kind of wondering about the same.
I think you should use participating media when most of your domain has a significant absorption coefficient, e.g. solids.

October 5, 2011, 07:52	Radiation	#1
Reunion New Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 13 Rep Power: 15	When modelling a plate conducting and radiating heat away from it to the air around it, what is the most appropriate model to use? Is the participating media radiation or surface to surface radiation appropriate? I think surface to surface is appropriate with grey modelling. However, What is the radiation temperature in the Physics model under grey thermal radiation? Is this the ambient temperature for radiation? Would anyone know of any tutorials regarding radiation that might be useful? I have tried the ones included in the user manual but would be looking for some more. regards Reunion

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October 16, 2011, 12:38		#2
Ladnam Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 40 Rep Power: 16	I am kind of wondering about the same. I think you should use participating media when most of your domain has a significant absorption coefficient, e.g. solids.