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Radiative heat transfer coefficient

Radiative heat transfer coefficient The heat-transfer coefficient wholly attributed to radiative heat transfer. [Pg.1471]

Radiative heat transfer plays an important part in many fluidized bed processes operated at high temperatures, such as coal combustion and gasification. When treating a fluidized bed as a whole solid gray body, the radiative heat transfer coefficient ht between the fluidized bed at temperature 7), and a heating surface at temperature Ts is defined as... [Pg.517]

To understand the radiative heat transfer in a circulating fluidized bed, the bed can be regarded as a pseudogray body. The radiative heat transfer coefficient is [Wu et al., 1989]... [Pg.523]

As a rough approximation, one can define a radiative heat transfer coefficient and describe the heat flux using... [Pg.106]

This simplification allows an analytical solution of the one-dimensional heat conduction energy equation. By substituting Equation 3.11 into Equation 3.10, and assuming that the total heat-transfer coefficient (hT) is equal to the sum of the convective heat-transfer coefficient (hc) and the radiative heat-transfer coefficient (hT), the following expression (Equation 3.12) defines the net heat flux (q") at the surface of the solid fuel sample. [Pg.54]

The radiative heat transfer has been approximated and expressed to be similar to Newton s law of cooling, with a heat transfer coefficient due to radiation. The radiative heat transfer coefficient, like the convective heat transfer coefficient, is not a property of either bodies. The total heat transfer from body 1 is then expressed as... [Pg.26]

Problem For a body that is being considered, the convection heat transfer coefficient to the adjacent air is 33 W/(m2.°C), and the radiative heat transfer coefficient from this body to another body is approximately 36 W/(m2.°C). If the temperature of the first body is 188° C, that of the adjacent air is 22°C, determine the temperature of the second body so that the heat transferred by convection is equal in magnitude to the heat transferred by radiation. The area ratio Aconv Arad is 1 1.2. [Pg.26]

Simultaneous heat transfer by radiation and convection is treated per the procedure outlined in Examples 1 and 5. A radiative heat-transfer coefficient hR is defined by (5-12). [Pg.8]

K radiative heat transfer coefficient, yi longitudinal average conversion of... [Pg.384]

The radiative heat transfer coefficient defined above, becomes from (1.63)... [Pg.28]

If the temperature difference, IT, — 7 2l in an application is < 200°R (or 120K), the radiative heat-transfer coefficient, is approximated as... [Pg.107]

The combined convective and radiative heat transfer coefficient (he + h,) is given by... [Pg.650]

THE COMBINED CONVECTIVE AND RADIATIVE HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT, Btu/h.OF.ft 2 ... [Pg.673]

CALCULATE THE COMBINED CONVECTIVE AND RADIATIVE HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT. [Pg.718]

Investigator Type of correlation Phases involved Model associated Wakao and Kato [40] Particle-to-bed radiative heat transfer coefficient Fluid-solid Assumes that any two hemispheres in contact are circumscribed with a diffusely reflecting cylindrical walk Takes into account the overall view factor... [Pg.893]


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