1. A glass window allows 95% of radiant energy between 0.32 < 1 < 2.6 microns to pass. Any wavelength outside of thisrange will not pass through the glass. Compute the energy rate passed through the glass window if the incident energyrate on the glass is 1200 W/m^2.0.90.4E0-a ot0.40.20.115,000AT(Micron-Rankine)S00010,00020.00025,00030,00033,000001.02.03.04.05.06.07.0AmaxAns. 1026 W/m^2

Given: Incident energy : 1200 W/m2 95 % energy allowed To find: radiation energy passed

Answered: 1. A glass window allows 95% of radiant…

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