Lecture

Heat Transfer: Radiation and Absorption

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of radiation, absorption, and emission of heat, focusing on the laws of Kirchhoff and the black body. It explains how reflective materials can reduce conduction and insulation, and how energy is transferred through electromagnetic waves. The lecture also discusses the factors affecting the power radiated by a surface and the relationship between absorption and re-emission.

Instructor

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