Podcast
Questions and Answers
What term is used to describe the rate of total radiant energy leaving a surface per unit surface area?
What term is used to describe the rate of total radiant energy leaving a surface per unit surface area?
- Radiosity (correct)
- Absorptivity
- Reflectivity
- Emissivity
In the context of radiation problems, what type of body is assumed to have constant monochromatic properties over all wavelengths?
In the context of radiation problems, what type of body is assumed to have constant monochromatic properties over all wavelengths?
- White body
- Transparent body
- Black body
- Gray body (correct)
What does the term 'specular reflection' refer to in the context of radiation?
What does the term 'specular reflection' refer to in the context of radiation?
- Reflection in all directions
- Uniform reflection
- Perfect reflection
- Reflection at an angle equal to the incident ray (correct)
Which term represents the blackbody emissive power per unit surface area?
Which term represents the blackbody emissive power per unit surface area?
What does a gray body assume about its properties over all wavelengths?
What does a gray body assume about its properties over all wavelengths?
What is the term used to describe the radiant energy leaving a surface that includes both original emission and reflected rays?
What is the term used to describe the radiant energy leaving a surface that includes both original emission and reflected rays?
What is the term defined as the fraction of radiation leaving surface A1 that reaches surface A2?
What is the term defined as the fraction of radiation leaving surface A1 that reaches surface A2?
In the equation Q12 = Eb1A1F12 - Eb2A2F21, what does the term 'Q12' represent?
In the equation Q12 = Eb1A1F12 - Eb2A2F21, what does the term 'Q12' represent?
If both surfaces are black and absorb all incident radiation, what is the net radiation exchange given by?
If both surfaces are black and absorb all incident radiation, what is the net radiation exchange given by?
When both surfaces are of the same temperature, what is the relationship between A1F12 and A2F21?
When both surfaces are of the same temperature, what is the relationship between A1F12 and A2F21?
What type of emitters does Eq.(2.59) apply to?
What type of emitters does Eq.(2.59) apply to?
What happens to the net radiation exchange if both surfaces have different temperatures?
What happens to the net radiation exchange if both surfaces have different temperatures?
For a real surface, what does the term 'diffuse radiosity' refer to?
For a real surface, what does the term 'diffuse radiosity' refer to?
What does the equation J = p*I represent for a real surface?
What does the equation J = p*I represent for a real surface?
In Example 2.10, what percentage of incident solar energy is transmitted through the glass for wavelengths 0.3 to 3.0 mm?
In Example 2.10, what percentage of incident solar energy is transmitted through the glass for wavelengths 0.3 to 3.0 mm?
Based on the provided example, what does a glass with transmissivity of 0.92 mean?
Based on the provided example, what does a glass with transmissivity of 0.92 mean?
What role does atmospheric attenuation play in the calculation of radiation transmission through the glass?
What role does atmospheric attenuation play in the calculation of radiation transmission through the glass?
How does a blackbody at 373 K affect the radiation emitted through the glass in Example 2.10?
How does a blackbody at 373 K affect the radiation emitted through the glass in Example 2.10?
Flashcards are hidden until you start studying
