C 热辐射 辐射换热（C thermal radiation for heat transfer）.docVIP

C 热辐射 辐射换热（C thermal radiation for heat transfer） This paper is contributed by hdyu123156 The PPT document may not have a good browsing experience at the WAP end. It is recommended that you choose TXT, or download the source file to the native view. Heat Transfer in Heat Transfer Chapter viii radiation transfer This chapter firstly from the viewpoint of electromagnetic radiation, to realize the this mass and thermal radiation and some of the features of radiant energy transfer process, and some of the features of radiant energy transfer process, thermal radiation of a few basic law, simple calculation of radiation heat transfer. This law, the simple calculation of radiation heat transfer. The characteristics of this chapter are more basic concepts. The characteristics of this chapter are more basic concepts Liang xiu of huabei power university Heat Transfer in Heat Transfer The basic concept of § 8-1 thermal radiation One, radiation and thermal radiation Radiation is the object through the phenomenon of electromagnetic wave energy. Radiation is the object through the phenomenon of electromagnetic wave energy. Is the object through the phenomenon of electromagnetic wave energy There are many kinds of forms of radiation, there are many kinds of forms of radiation, the difference is to launch electric magnetic wave incentives, magnetic wave excitation in a different way, and external performance is the wavelength of the radiation is not the same, and absorb the radiation energy effect caused by different. After, and absorb the effect caused by different after radiation energy. Thermal radiation is object because of heat generated by the radiation. Radiation is because of thermal radiation generated by the object. It is an object because of thermal radiation generated by the role: objects absorb radiant energy turned them into their internal energy. After role: objects absorb radiant energy turned them into their internal energy. After the wavelength range: 0.1 ~ 1000 m