Lecture

Electrical Analogy for Radiation

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Description

This lecture covers the electrical analogy used to calculate radiation resistance and exchange in two-surface enclosures. It explains the view factor concept, reciprocity of energy transfer, and net radiation exchange at a surface. The lecture also includes examples of radiation exchange between surfaces and the application of the electrical analogy in solving heat transfer problems.

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