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Radiative heat transfer calculation section（辐射换热计算部分） This paper consists of 314243530 contributions DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. Radiative heat transfer calculation section A basic concept, mainly includes: the definition and properties of angle coefficient; diffuse gray surface radiation heat transfer characteristics; from the principle and application of hot plate; gas radiation and solar radiation characteristics. 1, the radiation heat sealed cavity network method. A: solving the radiative transfer problem of thermal and electrical Ohms law in comparable and draw a closed cavity network method. A formula for calculating the radiative heat transfer between two arbitrary blackbody surfaces is presented: , In formula (Eb1-Eb2), equal to potential difference, Equivalent to resistance, called space thermal resistance; The net radiation heat transfer formula of a surface between the ashes is also derived: , In formula (Eb1-Eb2), equal to potential difference, Equivalent resistance, called surface thermal resistance The specific steps are as follows: first of all the surface must form a closed system, and then draw the resistance network diagram, the specific methods are: 1 each surface with 1 nodes (the surface should have the characteristics of temperature and surface radiation, the same absorption) thermal potential for effective radiation Ji; the surface of each of the two connection a space corresponding to the thermal resistance; each surface and ground connection between a surface resistance and the battery (blackbody radiation force Eb); if an angle coefficient is 0, the space resistance approaches infinity, the corresponding between the two surfaces can be disconnected, the space is not connected if a surface insulation resistance; it is hot, floating potential, and the ground connected. 2, compared with the surface blackbody radiation sur