A cross section of a furnace is that of any equilateral triangle. All the surfaces are grey and diffuse. The fumace is so long that the end effects on radiation can be neglected. The areas of each face of 3/5 the triangle are Im?. The hot wall is maintained at Ty 1000 K and has -0.8. The cold wall is at T2 - 400 K and has c-0.3. The third wall is reradiating. (a) Draw the resistance network in between the surfaces (b) Calculate the net radiation heat flux from the hot to the cold wall (W/m) (c) What is the temperature of the reradiating wall?

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A cross section of a furnace is that of any equilateral triangle. All the surfaces are grey and diffuse.
The fumace is so long that the end effects on radiation can be neglected. The areas of each face of
3/5
the triangle are Im?. The hot wall is maintained at Ti - 1000 K and has ɛ = 0.8. The cold wall is
at T2 - 400 K and has e-0.3. The third wall is reradiating.
(a) Draw the resistance network in between the surfaces
(b) Calculate the net radiation heat flux from the hot to the cold wall (W/m)
(c) What is the temperature of the reradiating wall?
Transcribed Image Text:A cross section of a furnace is that of any equilateral triangle. All the surfaces are grey and diffuse. The fumace is so long that the end effects on radiation can be neglected. The areas of each face of 3/5 the triangle are Im?. The hot wall is maintained at Ti - 1000 K and has ɛ = 0.8. The cold wall is at T2 - 400 K and has e-0.3. The third wall is reradiating. (a) Draw the resistance network in between the surfaces (b) Calculate the net radiation heat flux from the hot to the cold wall (W/m) (c) What is the temperature of the reradiating wall?
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