A spherical particle of diameter Di = 10 mm is suspended by a thin wire within a cylindrical tube of inner diameter D2 = 30 mm and length L = 0.5 m. As -A2 D2 A1 Ag Determine the view factors F11,F12, F13, and F14 for S = 105 mm. The view factor between the sphere and the bottom end (-1/2 of the tube (a disk of radius r3) is F13 = 0.5 1–- (1+ R})=2 where R3 = r3/S. F11 = F12 = i F13 = i F14 = i

A spherical particle of diameter Di = 10 mm is suspended by a thin wire within a cylindrical tube of inner diameter D2 = 30 mm and length L = 0.5 m. As -A2 D2 A1 Ag Determine the view factors F11,F12, F13, and F14 for S = 105 mm. The view factor between the sphere and the bottom end (-1/2 of the tube (a disk of radius r3) is F13 = 0.5 1–- (1+ R})=2 where R3 = r3/S. F11 = F12 = i F13 = i F14 = i

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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